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Practical lessons for building multi-agent systems include: cross-agent action triggers should be bound to explicit authorization credentials rather than relying on confirmation words in dialogue; authorization credentials need to contain the three elements of subject, scope and validity, and support independent verification by the recipient; delegation chains should be traceable; and a token exchange process similar to RFC 8693 can be introduced at the protocol level.
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