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Open Work Proof (dengyier/OpenWorkProof): OpenWorkProof is an open protocol that records who authorized an AI agent's work, what the agent did, how it was verified, and who accepted or rejected it, packaged as signed evidence that third parties can check offline. See its 5 use cases.

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