agentveto¶
Replay it. Prove it. Veto it.
Every other tool answers "what did my agent do?". Those tools already exist,
and there are a lot of them. agentveto is being built for the harder
question: what is my agent allowed to do, and can I prove it afterwards?
No account. No SaaS. No network call. Everything stays on your machine.
pip install agentveto
Where to go next¶
- Policy language - what
@guard(policy, action=...)accepts, what the rules look like, howwhenclauses work. - Prove (evidence) - hash-chained, optionally Ed25519-signed runs,
and portable
.evdfiles an auditor can verify offline. - MCP server - expose the policy engine to Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP-aware editors.
- Launch kit - the Show HN / Reddit post draft, comment pre-answers, and what not to do at launch.
- Why Python, not Rust - the working document on when the cost of a Rust core becomes worth it.
The shape of the project¶
- GitHub repository
- PyPI package (not published yet)
- Issue tracker
Status¶
Early. The data model and the report are stable enough to rely on; the API may still change before 1.0. Issues and PRs welcome.
License¶
Apache 2.0