External citations and references
This document tracks external academic and technical works that cite or reference Agent Manifest.
It is non-normative and maintained for the historical and bibliographic record.
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Academic citations
2026
MAS-Lab: A Specification-Driven Validation Framework for Reliable Multi-Agent Systems Jordan Augé, Giovanna Carofiglio, Giulio Grassi, Jacques Samain arXiv:2606.30546 [cs.MA] — published 2026-06-29 https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.30546
Context. The paper cites Agent Manifest: Core Declarative Specification v1.0 (Capucci, 2026) in its introduction, as one of the existing declarative specification formats for agents, alongside Open Agent Specification.
Quote (Section 1, Introduction):
“Existing formats such as Open Agent Specification and Agent Manifest (Amini et al., 2025; Capucci, 2026; Härer, 2025) address parts of this need but still describe mostly static structure, leaving behavior and dynamics under-specified.”
Referenced work. Hernán Alfredo Capucci. 2026. Agent Manifest: Core Declarative Specification v1.0. https://agent-manifest-spec.org/spec/v1.0/agent_manifest_v1.0.html
Positioning note. MAS-Lab operates at the runtime, validation, and evaluation layers. Agent Manifest operates at the declaration layer and is static by design (see docs/MISCONCEPTIONS.md). The two are architecturally complementary. A detailed comparison is available in docs/comparison-mas-lab.md.
This citation does not imply any affiliation, endorsement, or collaboration between the authors of MAS-Lab and the author of Agent Manifest.
Scope
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