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Open Agent Memory Protocol 1.2 ships; 1.3 (draft) adds governed memory

OAMP 1.2 introduces descriptive governance metadata for memory entries, including sensitivity class, labels, and handling hints. The 1.3 draft turns these into enforceable rules via JWT-based grants, enabling read filtering, existence hiding, write rejection, and export/stream control. The protocol addresses multi-agent data leakage and regulatory compliance across finance, healthcare, government, and legal contexts.

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Open Agent Memory Protocol 1.2 ships; 1.3 (draft) adds governed memory
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  • OAMP 1.2 adds optional governance fields (sensitivity, labels, handling) and extended provenance, fully backward-compatible.
  • OAMP 1.3 draft defines grant tokens for enforcement: hierarchical label matching, 404 on out-of-scope reads, write rejection, and filtered exports.
  • Governed memory prevents unintended data sharing between agents, such as a scheduler accessing health data or a finance copilot seeing therapy notes.
  • The draft omits stub documents for redacted entries; that breaking change is deferred to v2.0.

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