Sealr documentation
Sealr records what your AI agents actually execute against production — SQL, Terraform, git — into a tamper-evident stream anyone can verify offline, and enforces deterministic guardrails before an operation runs.
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How it works
The recorder sits in the execution path, parses the operation itself, and decides locally in milliseconds.
Policies
Guards classify; policies decide. Rules are published as a signed bundle every recorder verifies.
Verifying evidence
Hand an auditor a .seal bundle and the open-source verifier. They need nothing from us.
Sealr is tamper-evident, not tamper-proof, and coverage is a deployment property. What that means, precisely, is in what Sealr does and does not prove.