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> **Developer Preview.** Launching at Confidential Computing Summit, June 23 2026.

An open specification for hardware-attested AI agent governance records. TRACE defines the format, anchoring protocol, and verification rules for cryptographically provable evidence that an AI agent ran under a specific policy, in a verified hardware environment, on classified data, invoking identified tools — bound into a single signed artifact rooted in silicon attestation.
An open specification for hardware-attested AI agent governance records. TRACE defines the format, anchoring protocol, and verification rules for cryptographically provable evidence that an AI agent ran under a specific policy, in a verified hardware environment, on classified data, invoking identified tools, all bound into a single signed artifact rooted in silicon attestation.

A TRACE Trust Record answers: _what ran, where, under which policy, touching which data, calling which tools_ — in a form any third party can verify without trusting the operator.
A TRACE Trust Record answers: _what ran, where, under which policy, touching which data, calling which tools_, in a form any third party can verify without trusting the operator.

## Quick start

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