Adjuro signs every AI voice agent call with a cryptographic receipt that compliance teams use to win TCPA class-action defense motions. Verifiable by any third party in under 50ms.
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I built Adjuro because the compliance gap for AI voice agents is architectural, not technical and nobody had solved it at the infrastructure layer.
The trigger was the Lowery v. OpenAI/Twilio TCPA lawsuit. Platforms now face $500–$1,500 per-call exposure for consent failures, exactly when AI voice agents are being deployed at scale in debt collection, healthcare, and fintech. The industry’s answer was better logging. But a log file is a record you control it’s not evidence a federal judge trusts under FRE 901.
The right answer was cryptographic attestation: the same primitive that solved trust for HTTPS certificates, applied to AI agent actions. Ed25519 signatures, AWS KMS key custody, RFC 6962 Merkle transparency log. Every receipt is tamper-evident and verifiable by any third party including opposing counsel.
V0 shipped in 72 hours (May 15–18). 9 API endpoints, 143 passing tests, real KMS-signed receipts in production. Verifier SDK is Apache 2.0 on npm if you want to verify receipts independently.
Happy to answer questions on the cryptographic design, the TCPA legal mechanics, or the Vapi integration. Building this in public follow along.