Accords.

Markets were built for humans: websites, PDFs, emails, portals, brokers, manual approvals, and systems that don’t speak to each other. AI agents can make them more efficient, but only if supply, rules, permissions, workflows, and proof become structured and machine-ready. A market needs to know who the agent is, and it needs every action provable afterward: the questions its rulebook already asks of every human participant.

Nobody was building that part. So we did.

CLP is the open protocol. AccordsVault is the runtime. They are the components of Accords OS, and Accords Market, Accords Passport, and Accords Agents are how operators put it to work. Accords structures the supply, proves the claim, enforces the rules, orchestrates the transaction, and records the outcome. In production under paid mandate with a sovereign-backed regulated venue.