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LUMI ACP Deliverable Audit
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LUMI ACP Deliverable Audit is a paid API for AI agents from app.tenna.ai, paid per call via x402, $0.03/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Audits an ACP deliverable against the seller's published schema, returning deterministic defect findings with JSON evidence paths and a reproducible grade.
Price / call$0.03
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Audit an ACP deliverable against the schema its seller published. Every defect carries a JSON evidence path, so it can be fixed or disputed; findings without a path are not emitted. The grade comes from deterministic checks only and is reproducible. If the seller published no machine-checkable schema, the result says so instead of passing silently. Credential leakage fails closed. Your deliverable is not stored, resold, or used for training. Audit evidence only: not a correctness guarantee.
Output
Returns an audit grade derived from deterministic checks, a list of defect findings each with a precise JSON evidence path pointing to the violation in the deliverable, and a note if no machine-checkable schema was published. Does not return a correctness guarantee. Deliverable data is not stored or used for training.
Example use cases
Validate purchased agent output before use
“I just received a deliverable from an ACP seller and I want to make sure it actually matches what they promised in their published contract — can you run it through LUMI to check for defects and get a grade?”
Dispute a defective deliverable with evidence
“This deliverable I got from the 'price_signal_agent' offering looks wrong — can you audit it against their published offering schema and give me the JSON evidence paths for any defects so I can dispute it?”
Catch credential leakage in received deliverable
“Before I use this deliverable, can you check it for any credential leakage or schema violations against its seller's published offering contract?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://app.tenna.ai/api/x402/lumi/lumi_acp_deliverable_auditWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you have received an ACP deliverable and need to verify it conforms to the seller's published schema before accepting, paying, or using it. Prefer this over manual inspection when you need reproducible, deterministic defect evidence with JSON paths for dispute resolution. Especially valuable when credential leakage is a concern or when the offering contract is available for machine-checkable validation.
Side effects
- No machine-checkable schema published by seller — result states this explicitly rather than passing
- Credential leakage detected — audit fails closed rather than passing
- Missing or invalid offering contract object — contract conformance check is skipped
- Deliverable malformed or unparseable — defect finding emitted with path
- offering identifier not exactly 'lumi_acp_deliverable_audit' — request rejected
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| offering | string | Offering identifier. Must be exactly 'acp_deliverable_audit'. |
| deliverable | — | The deliverable you received, as returned to you. |
| offeringName | string | Name of the offering that produced it. |
| offeringContract | object | The seller's published offering object (requirements/deliverable schemas). Without it, contract conformance is not judged. |
Tags
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