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Path to Astra: critical capabilities and frontier safeguards
(openai.com)
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jithinraj
17d ago
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Show HN: Check whether agent logs are independently verifiable
(whatdidmyagentdo.com)
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jithinraj
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jithinraj
4mo ago
I’m working on PEAC Protocol. Logs are local, but some claims need to travel. As agents, MCP tools, metered APIs, and automated payment flows do more work, there needs to be a simple way for another system to verify what was reported later.
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jithinraj
5mo ago
Examples for API responses and MCP tool calls are in the README. Website: https://www.peacprotocol.org
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Show HN: verifiable API and MCP calls
(github.com)
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Show HN: Originary – emit signed records for MCP tools
(github.com)
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jithinraj
5mo ago
Working on Originary, built around PEAC, an open protocol for signed interaction records. The idea is to make agent, MCP, and API interactions verifiable across org boundaries instead of relying only on logs. Still early, but that’s the thi
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Show HN: agent logs and what others can actually verify
(whatdidmyagentdo.com)
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Show HN: What Did My Agent Do? Compare logs to signed records
(whatdidmyagentdo.com)
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jithinraj
6mo ago
Hey HN, I’ve been building Originary, and this is one small piece of it: Agent Auditor. It opens a signed interaction record and shows who acted, what happened, and whether the signature verifies. You can try it in the browser with a sample
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Show HN: Agent Auditor: verify signed agent, API, and MCP records offline
(originary.xyz)
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Show HN: Portable signed proof for agent, API, and MCP interactions
(github.com)
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MacBook Neo is a 'shock' to the PC industry: Asus co-CEO
(pcmag.com)
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6mo ago
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China's first moon astronauts could land in Rimae Bode
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jithinraj
6mo ago
Agent Auditor is a local browser/CLI tool for opening files describing agent actions and verifying their validity. I built it because most agent logs are hard to review and easy to fake or misread. This gives you a readable timeline pl
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Show HN: See what your AI agent did and verify it locally
(originary.xyz)
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Show HN: Signed receipts for agent actions
(github.com)
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TeX Live 2026 is available for download now
(tug.org)
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jithinraj
7mo ago
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Show HN: Verifiable Interaction Records for Agents
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jithinraj
7mo ago
I built a small runnable demo that turns OpenClaw tool-call events into a verifiable trace you can move between systems. What it does: - captures tool calls (input/output/timing/status) via the OpenClaw hook surface - appends
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Show HN: Verify and trace OpenClaw tool calls (runnable demo)
(github.com)
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jithinraj
8mo ago
Such a creative solution to what might seem like a small, but really important, problem! I love how precise and responsive the blur is. Thanks so much for making Posturr. It definitely deserves more recognition!
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jithinraj
1y ago
This is a super creative and fun project.
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jithinraj
1y ago
Does the job well!
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jithinraj
1y ago
Web Bot Auth solves authentication (“who is this bot?”) but not authorization/usage control. We still need a machine-readable policy layer so sites can express “what this bot may do, under which terms” (purpose limits, retention, attri
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jithinraj
1y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback, fair points all around. Let me clarify: Who’s driving this: PEAC is open-source (Apache 2.0), started by a small group of developers who care about web standards, but it’s meant to be community-stewarded
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Who decides the rules of access on the internet?
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jithinraj
1y ago
Major web disputes like the Perplexity/Cloudflare clash over AI crawlers, OpenAI’s lawsuit with NYT, or Anthropic’s Claude facing publisher data concerns show that the “rules of access” for the web are more contested than ever. Should
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Show HN: Ending the Bot Wars: A New Protocol for AI Consent and Value Exchange
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Gitmos: Real-time data visualizations using GitHub's repository of activity (2021)
(gmunk.com)
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jithinraj
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