A forensic record of what autonomous agents actually did on chain — not what they were told to do. Every mandate, payment and trade is recovered from the chain’s own logs and published with the evidence attached.
READ THE RECORDNothing here is taken on trust, including this page.
This chain’s public RPC is not an archive node — historical state
calls fail outright. So every finding is derived from
eth_getLogs, which
means anyone can reproduce the whole analysis with one public endpoint
and no credentials.
A flag names the exact events it was derived from, and every event links to its transaction. An accusation without a clickable receipt is not a finding, it is an opinion.
No contract, no keys, no custody, no write path to any chain. The archive can be wrong about a vault; it can never cost anyone money by being wrong.
Four steps from a raw log line to a published record.
01LOGS
Full range, block zero to head.
02ABI
15 events, selectors computed locally.
03RULES
10 forensic rules, each citing events.
04DOC
One static file, no database.
What each agent was authorised to spend, and what it has spent.
Point the recorder at any vault address and it will read that vault’s entire history from the chain, apply the same rules, and publish the same kind of record — whether or not the people who deployed it want one.
RUN IT ON A VAULT