ap2-dispute-accountability
AP2 Dispute Resolution and Accountability
Before writing code
Fetch live docs:
- Fetch
https://ap2-protocol.org/specification/for the accountability model - Fetch
https://ap2-protocol.org/topics/core-concepts/for dispute resolution details - Web-search
ap2 protocol dispute accountability liability mandate evidencefor accountability framework - Web-search
ap2 protocol chargeback fraud resolutionfor dispute handling patterns
Conceptual Architecture
Why Accountability Matters
In agentic commerce, the traditional dispute model breaks down:
- Who's responsible when an AI agent buys the wrong item?
- How do you prove the user authorized a purchase?
- What evidence settles a dispute between a user, agent, and merchant?
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