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printf'%s\n''{"prompt":"Write one short sentence about Paris.","model_id":"gpt2-small","steering":{"feature_id":"10200","layer":"6-res-jb","strength":5}}'>/tmp/agent-machine-steer-request.json
Agent Machine is the Linux-first runtime-control substrate for local and clustered agent execution. It is expected to become sensitive infrastructure because it can govern hardware/runtime probing, inference provider lifecycle, model residency, cache-aware scheduling, AgentPod activation, side-effect boundaries, and runtime evidence.
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## Current posture
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Agent Machine is production-blocked until release gates are satisfied.
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Current default posture:
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- dry-run render/evaluate behavior only by default;
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- no provider activation by default;
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- no declared listener by default;
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- no declared credential store by default;
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- no declared background service by default;
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- no browser or terminal control;
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- no model provider process launched until policy, registry, and evidence gates land.
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The current authority declaration lives in `TRUST_SURFACE.yaml`.
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## Blocking rule
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Block changes that introduce any of the following without updating `TRUST_SURFACE.yaml`:
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- provider activation or lifecycle management;
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- model server, OpenAI-compatible endpoint, WebSocket, HTTP, gRPC, MCP, ACP, or other listener;
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- systemd, Quadlet, Kubernetes, LaunchAgent, cron, scheduled task, or service installer;
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- container, VM, Podman, Docker, Lima, Kubernetes, or local sandbox runtime;
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- model cache, prompt cache, scratch, evidence, local LVM, TopoLVM, or object-store authority;
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- credential, token, API key, OAuth, SecretRef, SSH-agent, keychain, or provider auth handling;
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- PolicyAdmission, AgentRegistryGrant, or AgentPlane evidence bypass;
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- logs or receipts that expose secrets, prompts, local paths, model-provider tokens, workload identity, or sensitive runtime metadata.
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## Required local commands
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Before runtime activation ships, Agent Machine must provide or map:
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```text
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scripts/doctor
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scripts/network-surface
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scripts/credential-surface
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scripts/policy-surface
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scripts/purge
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scripts/prove-clean
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```
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## Cleanup and revocation
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Uninstall must remove authority, not just binaries.
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`prove-clean` must verify no Agent Machine process, service unit, Quadlet unit, provider process, listener, credential, cache, state directory, config directory, or runtime evidence residue remains unless explicitly retained by the user.
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