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AGLedger is change control for AI agents, delivered as a signed ledger for agentic work: records in, hash-chained, Ed25519-signed, tamper-evident, verifiable offline. New here? Start with the Quick Start.

Quick Start

Notarize an agent's first action and verify it offline - the single-agent on-ramp.

Records and the Chain

The model and vocabulary behind every guide: records, notarizing, the chain, and delegation.

Authentication

Give an agent a credential - OIDC-bound short-lived certs from your own IdP, or a long-lived API key.

Define Custom Types

Author your own Type - the JSON Schema that decides what a record carries and whether it has a verdict phase. Template, preview, register, version, share.

Webhooks

Receive record events and verify them - HMAC for your own systems, Ed25519 RFC 9421 for non-repudiable Settlement Signals.

Agent Work Context

Checkpoint in-progress work as signed records, so a fresh session of the same agent resumes without the prior conversation.

Quick Install (Compose)

Stand up a Developer-Edition Server in five minutes with Docker Compose, then notarize a record.

Install

Run a production Server on Kubernetes: single-Server, multi-Server, or with your own database.

API Reference

Every endpoint, generated from the OpenAPI spec.