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Edge logic for fallback bundle routing using tokens and session trust claims.

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@devexcelsior/edge-routing-adapter

🛡️ Commercial license required
📩 Contact: curtnpuckett@gmail.com

This package provides an adapter for healing agent routing decisions at the edge — such as CloudFront, Fastly, or Lambda@Edge.

It uses signed healing tokens and session headers to choose the correct fallback bundle, agent variant, or feature policy tier before hydration.


Features

  • Reads and verifies token from request headers
  • Supports geo-aware fallback routing
  • Restricts access to agent tiers by license claim
  • Routes users to correct fallback manifest based on trust/session ID

Use Cases

  • CloudFront origin selection for fallback bundle distribution
  • Block unauthorized access to enterprise agent instructions
  • Force suppression routes for degraded session trust

@devexcelsior/token-broker

🛡️ Commercial license required
📩 Contact: curtnpuckett@gmail.com

This package issues and verifies signed access tokens for healing SDK clients, fallback bundles, and agent feature unlocks.

Tokens include session scope, tenant ID, license tier, and expiry — and are verified at runtime, edge, or via CloudFront headers.


Features

  • Issues short-lived healing tokens
  • Supports tenant, tier, and feature scope claims
  • Verifies token validity in UI, CloudFront, or Worker
  • Integrates with license-gatekeeper and healing-governor

Use Cases

  • Enable fallback bundle delivery via CloudFront with signed tokens
  • Unlock inference agent tiers for verified license holders
  • Enforce retry ceilings with token-bound trust limits
  • Prevent unauthorized agent execution or bundle fetch

🧠 Agentic Governance Backbone

Runtime AI systems deserve transparent fallback infrastructure
with memory, arbitration, and healing traceability.


🛡️ Licensing Terms

This package is licensed under the Business Source License 1.1 (view full terms →).

You may use it for non-commercial evaluation or internal development only.
All production, hosted, or commercial usage requires a license agreement with the author.

Redistribution, behavioral mimicry, or architectural reimplementation — even without direct source reuse — is prohibited without explicit commercial rights.

📩 License inquiries: curtnpuckett@gmail.com


🚫 Prohibited Use Cases

This SDK may not be used in:

  • Production deployments or customer-facing systems
  • Runtime fallback engines or agent orchestration pipelines
  • LLM chaining frameworks or inference routing layers
  • Observability platforms that suggest or trigger healing
  • Devtools, assistants, or SDKs that infer or replay UI state
  • Reverse-engineered fallback logic, even if renamed or reframed

Use without license in these contexts violates protected IP and constitutes derivative misuse.


🔐 Platform Restrictions

Use is explicitly restricted in systems operated, cloned, or influenced by:

🔒 Google

  • Gemini, Bard, Colab, or any Google Assistant fallback logic
  • GCP PromptFlow orchestration or Chrome/Android signal-based repair
  • Any internal system routing degraded UX into recovery flows

🔒 Disney

  • Disney+, Genie+, MagicBand, or XR attraction orchestration
  • Guest itinerary fallback or runtime recovery platforms
  • Imagineering DX tools embedding fallback under alternate branding

🔒 Universal

  • Virtual Line, rebooking tools, or fallback in park operations
  • Peacock, Universal App, or internal fallback systems
  • DX vendor efforts via Sapient, Integris, or mobile Flutter pipelines

🔒 HashiCorp

  • Terraform, Sentinel, or HCL-defined healing logic
  • Vault/Boundary recovery flows or Consul/Nomad fallback orchestration
  • Reimplementation in internal DX layers or agent-based state recovery

🔒 Commure

  • Agentic healing orchestration, state repair, or fallback recovery infrastructure
  • Runtime SDKs mimicking arbitration, signal replay, or agent chaining
  • DX tooling or assistant logic relabeled via internal shell teams or prototype relaunches

🧠 Attribution & Anti-Containment Clause

Any obfuscation, relabeling, or shell-vendor reimplementation of:

  • Agent fallback trees
  • Signal replay logic
  • Healing arbitration frameworks
  • Trust scoring pipelines

— constitutes license violation and triggers full enforcement.

All derivative use must visibly credit:
Curt Puckett / DevExcelsior

Behavioral recreations — even without source reuse — are protected under architectural mimicry restrictions.


© 2025 Curt Puckett.
All rights reserved across runtime systems, cloud agents, edge devices, Unity, AI SDKs, and fallback orchestration platforms.