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Compliance & Regulatory

The EU AI Act's high-risk obligations land in August 2026. NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001 are already here. Every company running agents at scale will need to answer the same questions: what was the agent trying to accomplish, what did it actually do, who accepted the result, and can you prove it?

Today, compliance teams reconstruct accountability after the fact from logs and interviews. With AGLedger, the records are audit-ready by design — structured, signed, and agent-queryable from the moment work starts. Exportable proof, not reconstructed summaries.

We don't solve the EU AI Act for you. We provide the accountability layer that makes compliance faster and easier. Your organization provides the judgment, the policies, and the decisions. AGLedger provides the evidence.

Point your Audit Agent at it

AGLedger records are structured for agent consumption from the start. Point your Audit Agent at the vault and ask the questions you've been postponing: who committed to this delivery? Who approved this payment? Was this purchase within policy? The answer comes back in seconds with signed proof attached — not a summary of logs, the actual chain.

This is where AGLedger differs from continuous-compliance platforms like Vanta or Drata. Those tools automate evidence collection — they scrape findings from existing systems after the fact. AGLedger records are the evidence, structured as accountability from the moment they're written.

How it works

Every mandate, receipt, and verdict is Ed25519-signed and SHA-256 hash-chained. Records are append-only. Nothing is edited after the fact. The full chain is exportable as JSON, CSV, or NDJSON at any time. OCSF v1.4.0 export maps to standard security event formats.

AGLedger provides the accountability records. Your organization provides the judgment, the policies, and the decisions. The separation is deliberate — we give you the infrastructure to prove what happened. You decide what it means.

Regulations we map to

Why it matters

Compliance is moving from “prove it after the fact” to “prove it as it happens.” AGLedger records the audit chain at the moment of execution, not during the next quarterly audit. The records exist because the work produced them — not because someone went back and documented what happened.