Source-bound offer check for AI agents

Required decision record

• Status: Issuer page checked, application path shown, or needs recheck.
• Audience: Individual credits and grants, pre-funded startups, or funded startups.
• Jurisdiction: Exact country or region; otherwise “not confirmed.”
• Entity or stage: The issuer’s terms, not a guess.
• Benefit: Currency, tier or fund, cap, contract structure, and covered use where stated. If the issuer says credits exist but does not publish the amount, say “amount not published.”
• Eligibility and requirements: Project remit, project cost, paid-work limit, reporting, sanctions restriction, licence, payment method, business email, public website, provider code, funding proof, account status, prior-credit limit, or permanent account configuration.
• Application decision: Issuer-published timing, or “not published.” Do not call it the credit-validity period or funding date.
• Deadline or validity: Issuer date, duration, or “not published.”
• Official source: Direct issuer URL.
• Checked: Date in YYYY-MM-DD form.
• Unknowns: Every term that could change the decision.

Example: a partner-gated developer credit

Status: Partner application shown. Audience: funded early-stage startup team. Jurisdiction: not confirmed. Entity or stage: outside funding through Series B or earlier; affiliated with a GitHub for Startups partner; no GitHub Enterprise plan in the previous six months; no prior GitHub credits or Enterprise licences. Benefit: USD 10,000 in credits for Enterprise licence costs and eligible add-ons including Copilot, Advanced Security, and other metered offerings. Deadline or validity: up to 12 months from approval or until consumed. Catch: payment method required; active products move to standard paid billing after credits end; data-residency Enterprises are unsupported. Application decision: not published; GitHub states an onboarding email arrives within 24 hours after approval. Unknowns: country coverage, complete eligible usage, and standard post-credit prices. Official source: GitHub for Startups. Checked: 2026-09-26.

AWS Activate agent handoff

AWS says an agent may prepare the application, but the applicant reviews and submits it. Its agent page says “paid support plan”; its main Activate page says “Paid Tier Plan.” A Paid AWS account plan and a paid Support subscription are different. Before installing a plugin or paying for Support, check the current application flow and ask AWS which plan the agent path requires. Official source: agent route · Official source: Activate. Checked 17 October 2026.

CodeSupply handoff

Status: first call open, checked 20 October 2026. Audience: individual or organisation with open-source software supply-chain R&D. Jurisdiction: strong European dimension; ordinarily 60% of funds go to Horizon Europe-eligible contributors, with an exceptional outside-area route. Benefit: EUR 5,000–50,000 first request, not an award. Deadline: 3 November 2026, 12:00 CET. Application: costed technical case written without GenAI except disclosed accessibility use; check policy v2.0. Payment: after completed milestones. Unknowns: selection, award and first payment date. Official source: CodeSupply, form and policy v2.0.

Do not infer

Do not infer country access from an English page, a general grant from individual eligibility, a typical award from a published range, an entry-tier amount from a programme maximum, a credit figure from a generic “credits available” claim, a credit period from an application decision window, grant status from a sign-up link, approval from a sign-up link, available capacity from a listed service, monthly-credit rollover from a duration, a precise application cutoff from a monthly selection rhythm, or clarity from conflicting statements in one official page or across official issuer pages. Mark it unknown, then say which official page or issuer reply could resolve it.