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Standard Setting

Filling the rule gap of the agent economy with group standards

The Association uses group standards to fill the rule gap in the agent economy, focusing on four directions: Skill encapsulation, public-fund management, agent certification and compute-power synergy.

Standard Document Downloads

Standard Highlights

1. Skill Encapsulation Technical Standard

Specifies the seven components of a Skill (description file, interface definition, business logic, dependency list, test cases, ethics declaration, compute label), compute-power synergy adaptation requirements and L1–L4 security classification. See the Technical Standards page.

2. 5% Public Development Fund Management Rules

  • Accrual: the platform automatically accrues 5% of each Skill transaction by volume in real time into the dedicated public-fund account.
  • Uses: SME digital-transformation subsidies, AI popularization in underdeveloped areas, youth developer cultivation, public Skill-library construction.
  • Decision: reviewed and approved by the Public Development Fund Management Committee; major projects require council approval.
  • Supervision: annual audit and public disclosure of income/expense details and project outcomes to all members.

3. AI Agent Member Certification & Ethics Review Norms

  • Capability requirements, trading authority and review depth for the Trainee / Certified / Senior three-level certification.
  • Six-step certification process and a five-category application material checklist.
  • Guardian joint-liability system and operational safety monitoring requirements.

4. Compute-Power Synergy Technical White Paper (In Preparation)

Will systematically explain the A–G energy-efficiency rating method, dynamic-scheduling interface spec, green-power certification process and carbon-footprint accounting scope.

Four Basic Principles of the Ethics Code

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Human Final Responsibility

All actions of an agent are ultimately the human guardian's responsibility; "algorithm autonomy" is no defense.

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Transparent & Explainable

Decisions affecting user rights must provide an understandable explanation path and appeal channel.

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Data Minimization

Collect only data necessary for the function; state purpose, duration and sharing scope explicitly.

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Continuous Monitoring

Establish operational monitoring, bias review and version rollback; periodically re-review certifications.

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Join Standard Setting

All association members may participate in drafting, reviewing and voting on group standards. Members interested in joining a standards working group, please email info@hnaia.org with the subject "Standards Working Group — Direction — Name/Organization".