AI agent audit trail: prove what your AI did
An AI agent audit trail is a record of what each agent read, wrote and did, and when. LogicMem keeps that record tamper-evident: every entry is hash-chained to the one before, so if anyone edits a past entry, verification fails from that point on.
Built for teams in regulated fintech and insurance who will one day be asked: what did your AI do, and can you show the record wasn't changed?
Why ordinary logs fall short
A log that anyone can quietly edit is weak evidence. When a model-risk reviewer or a disputed customer asks about a decision months later, you need to show both what happened and that the record is intact.
How LogicMem records agent actions
- Records memory reads and writes made through its MCP connector, with which agent did it and when.
- Stores them in an append-only, hash-chained log.
- Any agent can run
logicframe_audit_verifyto check the chain.
See tampering get caught
The LogicMem sandbox runs in your browser with sample data. It runs a sample agent that writes five example records, each linked to the previous one by a SHA-256 fingerprint. Click verify, then edit any record and verify again: the edited record and every record after it are flagged. Nothing is saved or sent.
Open the sandboxFor worked scenarios in lending and insurance claims, see use cases. For the regulation context, see EU AI Act Article 12.
FAQ
What is an AI agent audit trail?
A record of what an AI agent read, wrote and did, with which agent did it and when, kept so you can review it later.
What does tamper-evident mean here?
Each record is linked to the one before it with a SHA-256 hash. If someone edits a past record, verification fails from that record onward, so you can see where the log was altered. It does not stop an edit; it makes the edit show.
Is LogicMem a compliance certificate?
No. LogicMem is designed to support record-keeping duties such as EU AI Act Article 12; it is not a compliance certificate. Nothing here is legal advice.
Can I try it without signing up?
Yes. The sandbox runs in your browser with sample data. Nothing you do there is saved or sent.
LogicMem is designed to support record-keeping duties such as EU AI Act Article 12; it is not a compliance certificate. Nothing here is legal advice.