Add optional Agent Guild evidence tools to Kotlin examples - #139
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This example gives an Embabel action two explicitly selected native tools: observe a public counterparty endpoint or verify a supplied public Guild passport against expected issuer, subject and freshness. An opt-in
agent-guildSpring profile registers the tool group. Results preserve service-reported failures and unknowns and leave later endpoint attachment and delegation to the caller.The bounded HTTPS client sends only the selected public input. Passport requests preserve the original validated JSON text, including signed numeric claims; online verification and its event logging are disclosed. The example supports the current
eddsa-jcs-2022passport format. Local shape and binding checks are separate from the online verification flags; neither proves endpoint ownership, safety or work quality.Validation: Java 21 Maven
test verifypassed 139 cases, including 41 new native cases. The final run denied network access, used the Kotlin plugin's in-process option and preloaded existing test instrumentation. Tests exercise real TypedTool/schema/registry/Spring paths and the HTTP request/deadline code with substituted HTTP responses. No live model, Guild/target request, account, payment or deployment was tested.The commit is signed locally with a task-specific SSH key and verified against that key. GitHub account-key verification is not configured.