When people look into the security of an autonomous agent, they usually focus primarily on the actions it took. A much more demanding question to ask is what specific background information drove those choices, and whether that context can be easily verified by a third party down the road.
This is exactly the challenge that HCS-27 resolves. By utilizing Merkle-root checkpoints securely anchored on HCS, this standard ensures that all context logs are completely tamper-evident. As a result, anyone has the ability to independently audit the decision-making process at a later time. Follow along in this thread for a deeper dive.
This is exactly the challenge that HCS-27 resolves. By utilizing Merkle-root checkpoints securely anchored on HCS, this standard ensures that all context logs are completely tamper-evident. As a result, anyone has the ability to independently audit the decision-making process at a later time. Follow along in this thread for a deeper dive.
