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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion CONTRIBUTING.md
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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ it green. Run a **single** uvicorn worker — delego's state is file-backed.
not accepted (it is branch-protected and requires review).
- Keep changes small and explain the *why*. The only app-specific code is the
[`BrokerAdapter`](app/broker.py) and the [policy](policy.yaml) — most behaviour
lives in the published `delego` package, so fixes to the firewall itself belong
lives in the published `delego` package, so fixes to delego itself belong
[upstream](https://github.com/Delego-Dev/delego).
- Run `pytest` before submitting; add or adjust tests for any behaviour change.

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# delego sample app

A small **FastAPI** service that shows how to build on
[**delego**](https://github.com/Delego-Dev/delego) — a policy & audit firewall
for agent actions. An agent proposes HTTP actions; the service authorises them
[**delego**](https://github.com/Delego-Dev/delego) — intent-bound action
authorization for AI agents. An agent proposes HTTP actions; the service authorises them
deterministically, parks sensitive ones for human approval, executes allowed
ones through a broker, and records a signed, tamper-evident audit trail.

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