AI Receipts™
Signed evidence for what happened
Multi-step agents emit chat logs and model output—not portable evidence reviewers can verify without re-running the system.
AI failures leave no audit trail operators can open
Multi-step agents emit chat logs and model output—not portable evidence reviewers can verify without re-running the system.
- •Drift and retries disappear into unstructured logs
- •Auditors cannot reconstruct step-level lineage
- •Governance checkpoints are invisible until after incidents
How Recon solves it
Signed Evidence (GhostLog) receipts in one export—drift signal, retry attempt, and governance checkpoint your auditors can open.
- •JSON, PDF, and signed bundle exports
- •Drift and retry receipts in one pack
- •Built from live Evidence (GhostLog) lineage
Evidence operators can export
Evidence (GhostLog) receipts chain into Evidence Packs—JSON, PDF, and signed bundles with drift signals, retry attempts, and governance checkpoints.
- •Receipt lattice per mission step
- •Exportable packs without live system access
- •Same Evidence (GhostLog) lineage as Trust Accounting and replay
Mission runtime example
Walk a synthetic mission where drift triggers a retry—each step emits signed receipts you can open in the executive demo.
Developer integration
Instrument agent steps with @reconai/sdk—each wrapped step emits Evidence (GhostLog) lineage that feeds Evidence Pack exports.
Start with signed receipts
Run the executive demo or open the playground to generate your first Evidence Pack.
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