Short, plain writing on the one problem that decides whether agents reach production: whether they can be trusted to act, and proven to have been.
Every agent platform will soon offer to log its own actions and attest to its own safety. That's not governance — it's the fox writing the henhouse's incident report. Why the record only means something when the recorded party can't quietly edit it.
Read →A hash-chained log doesn't make tampering impossible. It makes it visible — a smaller, honest, and far more defensible claim. The difference matters most for the companies selling trust, because overclaiming integrity is the one mistake they can't survive.
Read →Article 12 wants automatic logging. Article 14 wants genuine human oversight. Neither asks for a dashboard. A plain reading of what the record has to contain — and where "high-risk" actually bites, versus where it doesn't.
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