Portable signed records for agent, API, MCP, and cross-runtime interactions.
Signed action records for AI agents, APIs, MCP tools, and gateways. Automated systems already call APIs, run MCP tools, make gateway decisions, report payment events, and provision resources across system boundaries. PEAC records those actions, decisions, and events as portable signed interaction records, so another party can verify what happened later without relying on screenshots, private…
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Signed action records for AI agents, APIs, MCP tools, and gateways. Automated systems already call APIs, run MCP tools, make gateway decisions, report payment events, and provision resources across system boundaries. PEAC records those actions, decisions, and events as portable signed interaction records, so another party can verify what happened later without relying on screenshots, private logs, or unverifiable assertions. Record locally. Verify across boundaries. PEAC is useful when a system…
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