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Agent Registry governs input (what Agents can use), Continuum governs output (what Agents write), and the human approval step guards the final gate.
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10/28/2026
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AWS Agent Registry + Continuum: The Quality Inspectors for AI Agents
youtubeSigniance Technologies10/28/2026
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