Agents don't choose governance — you do. ZeroPoint installs into your stack and wraps every interface with cryptographic proof. Every action gets a signed receipt. Every decision gets an audit trail. Your agents don't need to know it's there. They just become governable.
The question isn't whether to trust your agents. It's whether you can prove what they did.
You're deploying agents that call tools, make decisions, and produce artifacts — often across multiple runtimes, orchestrators, and model providers. When something goes wrong, you get logs if you're lucky. You get nothing if you're not.
Humans build trust through implicit trajectory — years of interaction, social context, reputation built in relationships. Agents don't have that luxury. They operate at speed, in isolation, with no historical relationship to vouch for them. Trust isn't implicit; it must be explicit.
The harder question: when things go right, can you prove it? Can you show an auditor, a client, or a regulator exactly what happened, in what order, with what authority? Without an explicit trajectory of evidence, agent autonomy is a liability.
Every tool call, every policy evaluation, every decision point is captured in a tamper-evident receipt. Not in a vendor dashboard you don't control — in a chain you own.
Stop choosing between "sandbox everything" and "YOLO." Trust grades let you expand agent permissions based on verified behavior, not blind faith.
When Agent A delegates to Agent B, the receipt chain tracks it. If something breaks, you know exactly where. No finger-pointing, no forensics — just evidence.
Receipts are self-contained and transport-agnostic. Move between orchestrators, model providers, or infrastructure and your agents' trust history travels with them.
Your agent's reputation is not a score assigned by a platform. It is a chain of evidence that your agent carries with it. Every action builds trajectory. Every receipt is a link in that chain.
ZeroPoint doesn't require your agents to integrate anything. It wraps the interfaces they already use. Every action becomes a link in an explicit trust trajectory.
Deploy ZeroPoint into your environment. Define policies — what actions are allowed, what requires review, what gets blocked. Your rules, cryptographically enforced.
ZeroPoint's guard evaluates every action against your policy set. Each evaluation produces a signed receipt: action, decision, rationale, timestamp, trust grade. The agent doesn't need to cooperate.
Receipts chain together with hash links. Verify the chain at any time. Hand it to an auditor. Query it programmatically. The proof is always there, always portable, always yours.
ZeroPoint enables a trust progression built on trajectory. Start conservative. Expand permissions as agents demonstrate verifiable good behavior through an auditable chain of evidence. Each level is unlocked by what agents have actually done, not what you hope they'll do.
Every action requires approval. Receipts prove what was requested and what was authorized. Full training wheels.
Agents operate freely within defined policy boundaries. Actions that match policy proceed automatically with receipts. Exceptions escalate.
Agents can delegate to sub-agents with scoped permissions. Parent-child receipt chains maintain attribution. Trust narrows at each level of delegation.
Agents move between orchestrators and infrastructure boundaries with portable proof. No re-establishing trust. The receipt chain speaks for itself.
Agents operate with broad authority because every action produces proof. Hand the receipt chain to a regulator, a client, or an insurer. The proof is built into the work product.
Every action through ZeroPoint generates a receipt. This is what one looks like.
Each receipt contains: a unique ID, a content hash (Blake3), an Ed25519 signature, a link to the parent receipt, the action evaluated, the policy decision and rationale, a trust grade, and a timestamp. Chained together, these form a tamper-evident audit trail.
proof: zp:receipt:<receipt_id>
Agents can attach this header to any output. Any system receiving it can fetch the receipt, verify the chain, and decide how much to trust the claim. The proof travels with the work.
Your agent's reputation is not a score assigned by a platform.
It is a chain of evidence that your agent carries with it.
Every action adds to that trajectory. Every receipt is a link.
ZeroPoint is open source, MIT / Apache-2.0 licensed, and built in Rust. 699 tests across 13 crates. No runtime dependency on any platform.