PRAMA-Dynamagh is a domain-agnostic control layer built on the Telegraph Protocol that converts mandates from humans, applications, or agents into auditable execution trajectories. It addresses the gap between receiving intelligence and having authorization to act by binding decisions to verifiable evidence.
The system enforces trajectory safety through persistent agent identity and versioned delegated authority, ensuring that accumulated actions remain viable. Key implementation features include real Telegraph miner acquisition, x402 payments, deterministic tickets for replay, and Base Sepolia on-chain commitments. It utilizes G12 economic governance and G13 trajectory authority to govern autonomous machine-to-machine execution.
This architecture preserves provenance and supports multi-intent intelligence acquisition while maintaining strict economic and trajectory governance for autonomous agents.