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Output Hash: plain-language guide
An output hash is the SHA-256 digest of a receipt's canonical bytes; a match means the saved bytes are unchanged.
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In this context, output hash sha-256 receipt describes a part of a larger work record. The useful question is what event the record covers, which fields it contains and how another person can check the saved bytes.
Use the linked documentation to distinguish a tool call, a receipt, a workflow and a handover. They are related, but they do not mean the same thing.
Example from a live receipt
Use the record to answer a narrow question: which call was captured, what status did it return and what saved output can be inspected? Review the underlying work separately.
Related terms
Related terms. For output hash sha-256 receipt, use this section to answer the named question with the relevant source or call record.
Inspect the individual record and its returned status; a receipt does not establish that the underlying result is correct.
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Live example
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 output hash sha-256 receipt?
An output hash is the SHA-256 digest of a receipt's canonical bytes; a match means the saved bytes are unchanged.
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.
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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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