Layer 02 · While it works · Logbook

What did it actually do?

Your AI reads files, runs commands, changes code and tells you it worked. Afterwards you have a chat log, and whoever holds a chat log can edit it.

Logbook turns the run into one sealed file: every step in order, each one locked to the last. Send it to whoever asks. They check it on their own computer, for free, without calling us.

A fan of clear glass plates, each resting on the one before it, lit from one side.
A fan of clear glass plates, each resting on the one before it, lit from one side.

What you get

The agent never holds the pen.

The record is kept by the system running your AI, never by the AI itself. So the one party that might want to rewrite the story never gets to choose what goes into it.

How Logbook works, in full →

What it does not prove

Its limits, before you rely on it.

  • Changes show up

    not unchangeable

    Anyone can edit the file. What they cannot do is edit it without the edit becoming obvious to the next person who checks it.

  • Signed by that key

    not a trustworthy run

    A valid signature means the record is unchanged since sealing and was signed by that key. Whether the key’s holder is honest, and whether the agent’s work was any good, are different questions.