AI-agent registry concept · jurisdiction-aware form

Create a Maple Sugar Agent

A farm or cooperative can prepare a bounded maple-quality agent record for a Québec or Vermont pilot. The page demonstrates form capture, a mock OpenSSL CSR/signing flow, a registrant view, and an LDIF export for an authorized OpenLDAP administrator.

Security boundary: the mock signing action creates demonstration PEM text; it is not a cryptographic certificate and does not establish authority. Never put an LDAP password or a private key in browser code. In production, a server-side service must validate the request, sign with a protected CA, and write to OpenLDAP over LDAPS.

Farm and jurisdiction

Use case Farm or cooperative legal name Registrant / authorized contact Contact email Town / municipality State / province Country code

Agent registration

Agent name HTTPS endpoint Authorized purpose / scope Model or workflow version Certificate signing request (mock OpenSSL)

Completed certificate (mock)

Registrant and directory record

Complete the farm fields to preview the registrant.

OpenLDAP LDIF export

The local demo registry uses browser storage only. An authorized administrator can review the LDIF, then apply it with ldapadd to the appropriate LDAPS server. The generated target includes an organization and an ou=AI-Agents branch under the project’s c=US naming context, with the selected jurisdiction stored as st=.