Trust Replay™
Your AI flight recorder
An agent picks the wrong API endpoint and the workflow continues with bad data—without step-level visibility failures compound silently.
When AI breaks, teams cannot reconstruct what happened
An agent picks the wrong API endpoint and the workflow continues with bad data—without step-level visibility failures compound silently.
- •Multi-step workflows break without clear errors
- •Operators guess at intent versus action mismatches
- •Post-incident reviews lack forensic replay evidence
How Recon solves it
Your AI flight recorder—step through request, plan, validation, retry, and governance to see exactly what happened.
- •Step-level timeline replay
- •Governance checkpoints visible
- •Same mission scope as evidence and proof
Replay-safe evidence
Trust Replay surfaces the same mission scope as Evidence Packs and TrustGraph—request, plan, validation, retry, and governance checkpoints in one timeline.
- •Step-level timeline—not chat transcript dumps
- •Governance checkpoints visible at each hop
- •Portable bundles for verifier exchange
Mission runtime example
Open Replay Studio with seeded mission scope—step through a guided legal workspace trace without signing in.
Developer integration
Wrap agent execution with the SDK so every step lands in Evidence (GhostLog)—replay routes read the same lineage your receipts export.
Replay before you blame the model
Seeded demo scope in under five minutes—then wire your own mission via the SDK.
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AI Receipts™
Signed Evidence (GhostLog) receipts in one export—drift signal, retry attempt, and governance checkpoint your auditors can open.
Explore AI Receipts →Trust Accounting
Trust Accounting is the flagship ledger—receipts, movement, timeline, diagnostics, and proof on one platform with SDK, API, and Playground shipping today.
Explore Trust Accounting →TrustGraph
TrustGraph captures runtime trust snapshots and cross-mission lineage—portable proof for verifier exchange and policy-governed recovery planning.
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