tracemarket
Prove what your agent did — to an auditor, an insurer, or a regulator.
An open protocol for verified agentic execution traces — canonicalize, scrub, hash, publish.
Every regulated team deploying agents now has to produce tamper-evident, attributable execution records — but “we logged it” is not “we can prove what the agent did and that the log wasn't doctored.” Today's agent logs are framework-specific blobs with PII baked in, no verification that the recorded steps produced the recorded outcome, and no way to share an incident trace without leaking secrets.
Verification doesn't require re-running the task — it requires checking internal consistency: that recorded preconditions, actions, and tool returns are mutually consistent and hash-chain-intact. The unit of value is the verified, attestable trace itself, so the buyer of verification is the trace's own owner — no data-pooling prisoner's dilemma.
Canonical format
One open, framework-agnostic schema for agent traces — the wire format others emit and verify against.
Consistency verifier
A post-hoc state-diff check that the trace's steps are internally consistent and the hash chain is intact.
Privacy scrub
A structure-preserving scrub that survives an LLM re-identification adversary while keeping semantic content.
Attestation registry
Signed, regulator-recognizable attestations with revocation and chain-of-custody.