What was this agent allowed to do, and what happened after?
This page loads a live, signed record from EVE production. It covers the authority an agent acted under at the moment it acted, plus the revocation, dispute, correction and policy change that followed. Verify it, try to alter it, and check its anchors on the public Sigstore log yourself.
The record
A synthetic scenario, served live from production and rebuilt periodically. Every event after the decision is signed by the person who made it.
Verify it, then try to change it
The untouched record verifies. Change any fact and it no longer does. Each button below edits a copy of the record in your browser and sends it to EVE’s public verifier.
Changing a field breaks EVE’s signature, as you would expect. The stronger property is that the verifier recomputes its conclusions rather than trusting them. A record we re-signed ourselves after hiding a dispute, trimming the history or moving the decision time still fails.
Check it without trusting EVE
The record carries two entries on Sigstore’s public transparency log: the announcement of EVE’s signing key, and the anchor for this record’s checkpoint. The key was announced before the checkpoint was anchored. This button asks Rekor directly and compares what Rekor logged with what the record claims.
Want to run the full offline verification against your own agent’s history? We will walk through it with you.