proofrelay

3 ms·

1. 1.▲
   by proofrelay 7mo ago

   Interesting. One pattern we’ve run into is that the hardest part of post incident analysis isn’t the action log, it’s reconstructing the state of authority and context at execution time. A defensible execution record usually ends up needin
2. 2.▲
   by proofrelay 7mo ago

   Specifically the pre-chain window — the inputs the agent saw, the logic it applied, and why it chose to act or hold before any state transition hit the chain. On-chain proves what happened. I'm trying to understand how people are handl
3. 3.▲
   by proofrelay 7mo ago

   AI agents can now call APIs, execute workflows, and move money. But there’s no standardized way to generate machine-verifiable proof that an action actually occurred. Today, most systems rely on: - Logs in a database - Screenshots - Inte