Add SourceryKit to Runtime > Tool - #506
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Hi, this is a genuinely useful landscape to navigate. Added SourceryKit under Runtime > Tool, next to SidClaw since both sit at the policy and accountability layer for agents.
It's a Python SDK that verifies an agent's outbound HTTP and MCP calls against a source of truth using zero-knowledge proofs, so a call only goes out if the agent's claims check out. It blocks anything off the trusted-endpoint allow-list and logs each call. Source-available under BSL 1.1, with a hosted backend for the proof check.
Updated both README.md and website/data.yml, and used logo: default.png. Thanks for taking a look.