Workflow close · saved and checkable

Provenance for every timeline entry

• EXECUTED BY ZAMBOZambo ran the tool call itself.
• OBSERVED VIA GATEWAYA Zambo gateway observed request and response bytes from the named external executor. Zambo did not run that external action.
• LOGGED BY AGENTAn agent or local hook reported the action. Zambo attests that the record is unchanged since logging, not that the action happened as described.

Private agent reasoning, built-in client actions, and direct calls to unrelated MCP servers are not included unless an agent or gateway reports them.

What is an execution receipt?

An execution receipt is a public record of a reported AI agent tool call. Its byte commitment and provenance claim can be checked independently; neither alone authenticates the issuer. Read the canonical definition of an AI agent execution receipt.

What is this?

Zambo's receipt store reports a tool call and records its result. The SHA-256 commitment covers the exact canonical bytes. The provenance label is bound to v0.4 receipt bytes when that check passes, but no pinned signature or trusted issuer key is checked. An anchor can timestamp a fingerprint; it does not authenticate the issuer.

Verification checks

• SHA-256 commitment: Checked independently against the exact decoded bytes
• Provenance binding: PASS; The metadata claim is consistent with the verified receipt bytes; issuer is not authenticated.
• Metadata binding: PASS; metadata_hash matches the canonical metadata block.
• Issuer authentication: NOT CHECKED; no pinned signing key or trusted issuer was supplied
• Signature: NOT CHECKED; no Ed25519 signature or pinned key is supplied
• Chain: NOT CHECKED; no append-only chain proof is validated
• Stored timestamp: 2026-11-07T18:38:13.861Z; external immutability is not checked

Committed provenance claim

EXECUTED BY ZAMBO

The metadata claim is consistent with the verified receipt bytes; issuer is not authenticated.

Receipt ID

02a42c28-ad7d-4585-9cf7-5881e01a3699

SHA-256 output hash

sha256:62a2a4e02f681e497bca4b94f1930c374770199949ccbbba8d31d7dfcf4afac3

Canonical bytes

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

Timestamp

2026-11-07T18:38:13.861Z

Bound call context

Receipt schema

0.4

Tool name

workflow_close

Tool version

4.0.0

Permission scope

public

Caller type

session

Caller ID

sha256:b013de94f90a8799485e532b9f7916bc50576af8f2c9a16af94efc296de8853a

Declared side effects

none

Side-effects schema

zambo-side-effects/1

Declaration hash

sha256:45aad38f3aa982b9aafe92ecb416ebe98791eddbaf8ab6df0bd08605b7c1bfee

This records what the server-side tool contract declared at call time. It does not independently verify that a downstream side effect happened.

Bound upstream evidence

Status

empty

Evidence SHA-256

unavailable

Byte length

unavailable

Neutral Nostr anchor

Event ID

4a21b042fd21fd800c7f43932abba9845eee63beac7a9f35ad52d97c6837c325

Anchor status

partial

Public key

e13475107d30c918ec664adf2ab1141024a22fb35190f82c9e933704fa49af41

Relay hints: wss://relay.damus.io · wss://nos.lol · wss://relay.primal.net

Schema: zambo-receipt-anchor/1

Anchor envelope bytes:

{"anchored_at":"2026-11-07T18:38:13.861Z","evidence_byte_length":null,"evidence_sha256":null,"evidence_url":null,"output_sha256":"sha256:62a2a4e02f681e497bca4b94f1930c374770199949ccbbba8d31d7dfcf4afac3","receipt_uuid":"02a42c28-ad7d-4585-9cf7-5881e01a3699","schema_version":"zambo-receipt-anchor/1"}

Anchor status "partial": Published to some configured relay targets; publication was not confirmed by every configured relay.

Relay publication is separate from receipt integrity. A pending, partial, or failed anchor means relay confirmation is delayed or unavailable; the receipt can still be checked using its saved bytes and verification link.

Check this hash yourself

Receipt commitment: commitment matched; issuer, signature and chain not checked. This checks the saved bytes, not whether the answer was correct. Recompute the SHA-256 commitment in your browser. Open the API v2 JSON response to inspect the machine-readable checks. See the Nostr anchor event on a public viewer. The fingerprint is timestamped outside Zambo too.