Hosted log: early access, not yet running

Everything on this site runs on your own machines today. The one thing you cannot run yourself is a log that is not yours: a transparency log operated by someone who is not the agent's operator, whose key signs the tree heads, so an auditor, a customer, or a regulator can accept a receipt without trusting you. That is the first hosted piece of agent-custody. It is not built yet, and nobody is on it; issue #6 tracks it. Early access means telling us you want to be a first tenant, and shaping what gets built.

What you can do today, without us: run the reference log server from the receipts package on a machine your agent's operator does not control, and point the gateway at it with log in the config. That gives you tree heads signed by a key the operator does not hold, which is the whole point. How, and a container, compose file, and Kubernetes manifests to run it on any VM.

What a hosted log would add, once it exists: a tenant with a bearer token per agent fleet, consistency proofs served, retention, and a public key you hand to whoever verifies your receipts. Nothing more is promised here; the shared memory server and the reports already exist as things you run yourself.

There is no price yet. The first tenants set it with us.

Everything else, the gateway, the SDK, the ledger, the verifier, stays open source under Apache-2.0 and needs no account. Get started with that today.