AI Agent Execution Attestation
Plain answers about using Zambo, keeping your work, and checking receipts. A receipt shows what Zambo recorded for one call. It does not prove the answer is right.
Last updated: 2026-10-03
In short
An attestation is the claim that an agent action happened. A verifiable receipt is the checkable artifact that can support or contradict that claim. The receipt is not a signature and does not prove an unobserved outcome.
Attestation is a claim
An agent may assert that it performed an action or completed a task. The assertion is useful context, but it is still a claim made by the agent.
The verifiable receipt is the check
A receipt gives another person a separate artifact to inspect. It can support or contradict the claim about the recorded tool call and result. It does not prove that the agent was right or that an outside system changed state unless that evidence is recorded and independently checked.
Review the receipt boundary
See the AER-1 open draft, read about a verifiable AI agent receipt, and use the public verifier to inspect a record.
Frequently asked questions
AI Agent Execution Attestation
An attestation states that an action happened. A verifiable receipt records an execution and gives a reviewer a way to check the saved record.
Is a verifiable receipt a signature?
No. A receipt is an inspectable record with integrity data. Do not treat it as a signature or as proof of claims outside its recorded scope.
What can an attestation rely on?
A reviewer can compare the attestation with a verifiable receipt and any separate evidence from the system that owns an outside outcome.