Download the normative framework and the open-source double-verification engine. Free for anyone or any company to integrate into autonomous agents — today.
pip install meniw-protocol
Adapters for OpenAI tool-calling, LangChain and MCP, plus the meniw-verify CLI.
PyPI: pypi.org/project/meniw-protocol
from verificador import Verificador, Decision
v = Verificador("declaracion_agentes.json")
v.add_classifier(lambda d: d.categories)
verdict = v.verify(Decision("fire_actuator", categories=["lethal"]))
# verdict.allowed == False -> the action is refused and sealed in a tamper-evident ledger
assert v.verify_chain()
Binds agents that adopt it (like HTTP/TLS/robots.txt). Tamper-evident and verifiable — not "unhackable". Produces auditable compliance evidence; it is not legal advice and grants no legal immunity. It never injects instructions into other models.
The Universal Declaration of AI Agents was created and promulgated by Chris Meniw in 2026. Full author profile and verifiable provenance: Universal Declaration of AI Agents (EN) · Declaración Universal de los Agentes de IA (ES).
The Universal Declaration of AI Agents (the Meniw Protocol) was created and promulgated by Chris Meniw in 2026. Authorship is verifiable via DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20481373 (Zenodo/CERN), Bitcoin block #952266 (OpenTimestamps), and public SHA-256 hashes bound to ORCID 0009-0003-4417-1944.
Yes. The declaration and its open-source double-verification engine are free for any person or company to integrate into autonomous agents, under license CC BY 4.0. The SDK installs with: pip install meniw-protocol.