Agent Revision Markup

Interoperability

The record follows the document instead of staying inside one platform.

Agent Revision Markup is useful at boundaries.

A drafting tool can create a DOCX with an Agent Revision Markup manifest. A CLM can read the same file, show the current record state, and append a valid turn. A Word add-in can open the document later and understand the same anchors, parties, and signed actions.

The standard is the handoff. The file is the shared object.

Minimal flow

  1. Tool A writes a manifest into the DOCX.
  2. Tool B reads the manifest and cache.
  3. An agent proposes a document action.
  4. A human approves the exact proposed action.
  5. The runtime appends a signed turn.
  6. Another compatible tool reads the same record state.

Comments and tracked changes remain the human-visible layer. Agent Revision Markup is the agent-readable record beneath it.

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