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Agent Receipts Vs Logging
plain logs are records the operator controls; receipts let someone else check the saved bytes against a digest.
Add Zambo to your AIWhat logs do well
Logs are useful for operational debugging, especially when they include runtime context, timestamps and system-specific details. They can help an operator investigate behavior while it is happening.
Access, retention and log completeness depend on the system that produces them.
Where logs fall short as evidence
Operational logs may be difficult to share outside the producing system, can be edited or rotated under local policy, and may not give a recipient a stable record for one specific tool call.
These are implementation-dependent limits, not a claim that every logging system has the same properties.
When you need both
Compare agent receipts vs logging by the job performed, the records available afterward and who can inspect them. A product may be useful for one layer without replacing the others.
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This is a public record from the production site. Review the record itself; it does not establish that the work was correct.
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What is agent receipts vs logging?
plain logs are records the operator controls; receipts let someone else check the saved bytes against a digest.
What does a Zambo receipt show?
It shows the saved record and its available status. It does not prove that the output is correct or complete.
How do I try this with Zambo?
Add Zambo to a supported AI app from /add, ask it to use Zambo for the task, then open the returned receipt link.
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