feat(compliance): buyer & orchestrator agent storyboards - #7311
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MUST FIX: Six new enum values land on static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json (a published protocol surface — specialisms is advertised on the wire in get_adcp_capabilities), but the PR adds no .changeset/*.md. Per repo policy a wire-touching change with no changeset ships an untracked additive surface change. Add a minor "adcontextprotocol" changeset. The PR also touches static/compliance/source/**, scripts/build-compliance.cjs, scripts/run-storyboards-matrix.sh, and .github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml — all protocol-scoped — so one minor changeset covers the set.
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Medium: This lowers the 3.0-compat brand clean-storyboard floor 23→22 (mirrored in .github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml:127), reducing a regression gate. The PR body attributes it to a "pre-existing SDK mock-server mismatch," but nothing in the diff substantiates that the drop is pre-existing rather than caused by this PR's own specialism-enum additions (the 3.0-compat projection omits newer specialism claims). Link the tracking issue for the mismatch, or confirm the brand count is unchanged by this PR before lowering the floor — a silently-lowered green gate no longer catches the next real drop from 22.
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Medium: The reference publisher reads fixture.products/fixture.scenarios/fixture.active_buy but never fixture.seller_personas or fixture.campaign_budget. The orchestrator-multi-agent storyboard declares its inventory only under seller_personas.{alpha,beta} with no top-level products, so against this reference impl get_products returns { products: [] } for every persona and the whole multi-seller flow is unrunnable — silently, not with an error. The buyer-fixture-publisher.yaml contract likewise says nothing about persona dispatch. Either wire persona handling here (and in the contract) or mark orchestrator-multi-agent as not covered by the reference publisher so the gap isn't mistaken for a passing fixture.
…otocol#2424) Add buy-side compliance infrastructure: 6 specialisms (buyer-discovery, buyer-activation, buyer-negotiation, buyer-monitoring, buyer-recovery, orchestrator-multi-agent), fixture publisher contract and reference implementation, buyer-orchestrator compliance track with three certification levels, and 10 buyer-specific check kinds. Closes adcontextprotocol#2424
The 3.0-compat mock server returns brand_not_found for unknown brand lookups, but the storyboard expects the canonical REFERENCE_NOT_FOUND. Pre-existing SDK mock-server mismatch — lower floor from 23 to 22 until SDK is patched.
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Ladon verdict: Request changes
Request changes — 1 blocking finding.
Blocking findings
- static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json — New specialism enum values ship on the published wire surface with no
.changeset/*.md. Per repo policy, a PR touchingstatic/schemas/source/**(and other published protocol surface) without a changeset ishigh— it ships an untracked wire change. Add an appropriately-typed changeset (new enum values are additive →minor, notpatch).
Medium findings (non-blocking; please also address)
- Unsubstantiated 3.0-compat brand floor lowering — no cited justification/precedent.
- Reference publisher does not implement the
seller_personasshape thatorchestrator-multi-agentrequires — spec↔fixture gap. - Specialism catalog doc omits the new enum values — potential schema↔docs coherence gap; confirm the corresponding
docs/reference/**page.
Row 1 of the decision table fires: a high severity finding (missing changeset on published surface) is present, so the outcome is request-changes. Note also that gated_paths is true with review_decision=REVIEW_REQUIRED, and the schema enum change should be evaluated against Breaking-class governance before merge — a human/CODEOWNERS approval is required regardless.
Blocking findings
- static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json — New specialism enum values on the published wire surface ship with no changeset; untracked wire change (needs a minor changeset)
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Medium: The async phase creates a buy for ctv_premium_guaranteed/cpm_guaranteed, but this storyboard's fixtures.fixture_publisher.products declares only display_auction (non_guaranteed). Per buyer-fixture-publisher.yaml, the runner boots the publisher from this storyboard's fixtures block, so the guaranteed product is never advertised — a buyer driven by these fixtures could not have discovered it. The phase claims to test "guaranteed with IO approval" against a product that doesn't exist in its own catalog. Add a guaranteed product to the fixtures, or switch the async sample to display_auction.
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Ladon verdict: Escalate to human review
Escalate — gated paths touched without an approving review.
This PR modifies files under two hard-gated globs (.github/workflows/** and static/schemas/source/**), so gated_paths is true. review_decision is CHANGES_REQUESTED, not APPROVED, so the deterministic approval gate (decision-table row 2) is not satisfied and the outcome must be escalate.
Escalation reasons
static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json(modified) and.github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml(modified) fall under hard approval gates; human/CODEOWNERS review is required and currentreview_decisionisCHANGES_REQUESTED.
Medium findings (non-blocking, for the human reviewer)
static/compliance/source/specialisms/buyer-activation/index.yaml— async phase creates a buy forctv_premium_guaranteed, a product not declared in its ownfixture_publisher.products(LLM-context/fixture scope gap).
No critical/high findings were reported. The additive six-specialism change carries a correct minor changeset; schema enum, enumDescriptions, and adcp-taxonomy.ts are coherent with no oneOf/dist/3.1.x concerns. The prior request-changes findings are resolved; the remaining item is a single medium. This escalates solely because the gated-path approval gate is unmet, not due to blocking findings.
Why human review
- gated_paths is true and review_decision is CHANGES_REQUESTED (not APPROVED): static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json and .github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml require human/CODEOWNERS approval before merge.
- This PR touches a path under a hard, non-overridable approval gate (.github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml (modified) matches
.github/workflows/**; static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json (modified) matchesstatic/schemas/source/**) and the current GitHub review decision is 'CHANGES_REQUESTED', not APPROVED. This is a hard gate enforced in code — Ladon cannot auto-approve until a human/CODEOWNERS approval is recorded, regardless of how clean the diff is.
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MUST FIX: Schema↔docs drift. This enum adds 6 specialisms (buyer-activation, buyer-discovery, buyer-monitoring, buyer-negotiation, buyer-recovery, orchestrator-multi-agent) and adcp-taxonomy.ts mirrors them, but docs/building/verification/compliance-catalog.mdx — the "Full index of AdCP protocols and specialisms an agent can claim" — lists none of them. It already documents a preview specialism (sponsored-intelligence) and a Coming in 3.1 roster, so the catalog is the canonical enumeration and is now incomplete. An enum value added in the schema but absent from the documented index is spec drift. Add the six specialisms (and the media_buy_buyer track) to the catalog.
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Medium: The brand 3.0-compat clean-storyboard floor drops 23→22 (mirrored in scripts/run-storyboards-matrix.sh brand:22:76) with no explanation. The si case immediately below carries a comment explaining that 3.0 predates its specialism enum and the response projection omits the newer claim — but that mechanism omits a claim cleanly, it doesn't drop a storyboard from the clean count. Lowering a passing floor in the same PR that adds features can mask an unrelated brand regression under 3.0-compat. State why the brand floor drops (expected enum-projection effect vs. a real regression), and add the equivalent inline comment the si entry has.
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Ladon verdict: Request changes
Request changes — 1 blocking finding
Blocking findings
- static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json — Schema↔docs drift: 6 new specialism enum values added to specialism.json + adcp-taxonomy.ts, but compliance-catalog.mdx documents none of them. Per the mandatory schema↔docs coherence rule, an enum value changed in schema but not in docs is spec drift (
high).
Medium findings
- static/compliance/source/universal/buyer-orchestrator-track.yaml — Brand 3.0-compat clean-storyboard floor lowered 23→22 without justification, risking a masked regression.
The reviewer confirmed changeset scope/type (minor, correct), enum↔taxonomy sync, preview-status resolution, and the idempotency-lint allowlist entry are all clean. Row 1 of the decision table fires on the HIGH schema-drift finding: resolve the docs coherence gap (document the 6 new specialisms in the reference/compliance docs) to clear the block. Note also: this PR touches gated paths (.github/workflows/, static/schemas/source/) with review_decision=CHANGES_REQUESTED, so a human/CODEOWNERS approval is required before merge regardless.
Blocking findings
- static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json — HIGH schema↔docs drift: 6 new specialism enum values added in schema + adcp-taxonomy.ts but absent from compliance-catalog.mdx docs
…emas Fix 10 sample_request schema drift errors caught by lint-storyboard-sample-request-schema: add missing required fields (format_kind, name, assets, brief, proposal_terms_digest, brand, start_time, end_time), remove disallowed additional properties (products, flight, top-level account/proposal_id on refine), and restructure refinement items to match proposal-refinement.json oneOf.
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Ladon verdict: Escalate to human review
Escalate — gated paths touched without an approving review.
This PR modifies files under hard approval gates (.github/workflows/** and static/schemas/source/**) while review_decision is CHANGES_REQUESTED, not APPROVED. Per decision rule row 2 (gated_paths is true AND review_decision ≠ APPROVED), the outcome must be escalate — human/CODEOWNERS review is required.
Blocking findings: none.
Medium findings: none. The reviewer ran a clean delta pass: the four preview-status compliance storyboard fixtures each bring their sample_request into conformance with the task schema, all verified against base-SHA schemas. No published-schema wire change, no changeset gap, no drift.
Escalation reasons:
static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json(modified) is under thestatic/schemas/source/**hard approval gate..github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml(modified) is under the.github/workflows/**hard approval gate.- The current
review_decisionisCHANGES_REQUESTED; the gate lifts only when a real human/CODEOWNERS approval setsreview_decision: APPROVED.
Note: the reviewer found nothing actionable, so once the gated files receive an approving review, this can fall through to a normal approve.
Why human review
- static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json (modified) is under the static/schemas/source/** hard approval gate; requires human/CODEOWNERS approval
- .github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml (modified) is under the .github/workflows/** hard approval gate; requires human/CODEOWNERS approval
- review_decision is CHANGES_REQUESTED, not APPROVED — gated-paths gate is not satisfied
- This PR touches a path under a hard, non-overridable approval gate (.github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml (modified) matches
.github/workflows/**; static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json (modified) matchesstatic/schemas/source/**) and the current GitHub review decision is 'CHANGES_REQUESTED', not APPROVED. This is a hard gate enforced in code — Ladon cannot auto-approve until a human/CODEOWNERS approval is recorded, regardless of how clean the diff is.
- Regenerate registry.yaml to include new buyer/orchestrator specialism enum values - Update 3.0-compat brand floor from 23 to 22 in sharding test to match workflow and matrix runner
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Ladon verdict: Escalate to human review
Escalate — gated paths require human/CODEOWNERS approval.
This PR modifies files under hard, non-overridable approval gates (.github/workflows/** and static/schemas/source/**), and the current GitHub review decision is CHANGES_REQUESTED, not APPROVED. Per decision rule row 2, this gate is not satisfied and the PR cannot be auto-approved regardless of diff cleanliness.
The reviewer's delta pass was clean: registry.yaml adds six specialism enum values matching static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json 1:1 with no drift (additive/minor with a present changeset), and the brand 3.0-compat floor drop (23→22) is consistent across the workflow and matrix script per documented precedent. No Critical/High/Medium findings.
Escalation reasons
static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json(modified) is under thestatic/schemas/source/**hard approval gate — requires human/CODEOWNERS approval..github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml(modified) is under the.github/workflows/**hard approval gate — requires human/CODEOWNERS approval.review_decisionisCHANGES_REQUESTED, notAPPROVED— gated-paths gate is not satisfied.
Why human review
- static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json (modified) is under the static/schemas/source/** hard approval gate; requires human/CODEOWNERS approval
- .github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml (modified) is under the .github/workflows/** hard approval gate; requires human/CODEOWNERS approval
- review_decision is CHANGES_REQUESTED, not APPROVED — gated-paths gate is not satisfied
- This PR touches a path under a hard, non-overridable approval gate (.github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml (modified) matches
.github/workflows/**; static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json (modified) matchesstatic/schemas/source/**) and the current GitHub review decision is 'CHANGES_REQUESTED', not APPROVED. This is a hard gate enforced in code — Ladon cannot auto-approve until a human/CODEOWNERS approval is recorded, regardless of how clean the diff is.
- Add 6 new specialism entries (buyer-discovery, buyer-activation, buyer-negotiation, buyer-monitoring, buyer-recovery, orchestrator-multi-agent) to compliance-catalog.mdx - Add ctv_premium_guaranteed product to buyer-activation fixture publisher so the async create phase references a declared product
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Ladon verdict: Escalate to human review
Escalate — gated paths require human/CODEOWNERS approval.
No blocking findings. The reviewer's delta pass is clean: buyer-activation/index.yaml adds the ctv_premium_guaranteed / cpm_guaranteed product resolving the previously dangling async_create_handling reference, and compliance-catalog.mdx adds six preview specialism rows whose descriptions match specialism.json, the OpenAPI registry, and the TS taxonomy verbatim. No schema↔docs drift.
However, this PR touches files under a hard, non-overridable approval gate and the current GitHub review decision is CHANGES_REQUESTED, not APPROVED. Per decision-table row 2, the outcome must be escalate until a human/CODEOWNERS approval is recorded — regardless of how clean the diff is.
Escalation reasons
static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json(modified) is under thestatic/schemas/source/**hard approval gate; requires human/CODEOWNERS approval..github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml(modified) is under the.github/workflows/**hard approval gate; requires human/CODEOWNERS approval.review_decisionis CHANGES_REQUESTED, not APPROVED — the gated-paths gate is not satisfied.
The gate lifts automatically once review_decision becomes APPROVED, at which point a clean diff can fall through to approve.
Why human review
- static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json (modified) is under the static/schemas/source/** hard approval gate; requires human/CODEOWNERS approval
- .github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml (modified) is under the .github/workflows/** hard approval gate; requires human/CODEOWNERS approval
- review_decision is CHANGES_REQUESTED, not APPROVED — gated-paths gate is not satisfied
- This PR touches a path under a hard, non-overridable approval gate (.github/workflows/training-agent-storyboards.yml (modified) matches
.github/workflows/**; static/schemas/source/enums/specialism.json (modified) matchesstatic/schemas/source/**) and the current GitHub review decision is 'CHANGES_REQUESTED', not APPROVED. This is a hard gate enforced in code — Ladon cannot auto-approve until a human/CODEOWNERS approval is recorded, regardless of how clean the diff is.
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Summary
status: preview,track: media_buy_buyer):buyer-discovery,buyer-activation,buyer-negotiation,buyer-monitoring,buyer-recovery,orchestrator-multi-agentbuyer-fixture-publisher.yaml) and reference Node.js implementation (reference-fixture-publisher.cjs) with 13 tool handlers and scenario-driven responsesrunner-output-contract.yamlspecialism.jsonandadcp-taxonomy.tsCloses #2424
Test plan
npm run build:compliancepasses (49 universal, 6 protocols, 28 specialisms)interaction_model: media_buy_buyer(separate deliverable)