Autonomous software can discover and use APIs, models and data in seconds, but service accountability is still usually trapped inside private dashboards.
We think a useful receipt should preserve four things: the measurable terms, the evidence supplied, the exact rule version and a stable commitment that another system can independently recheck. It should also state its limits: a receipt can prove what was evaluated without pretending every external input was true.
What would make this useful in your stack authenticated monitoring sources, signed provider evidence, more SLA rules or examples for a particular agent framework?
PactVerity turns measurable service terms and caller-supplied evidence into deterministic, portable assurance receipts that another system can independently recheck. The live Proof Engine is free to test, with a public Receipt API beta, OpenAPI specification and JSON receipt schema.
