Coding Agents
$50B+ TAM
Your Coding Agent Made an Architectural Decision. Can You Prove What It Knew?
Signed decision traces for every coding agents decision your AI agent makes.
The Problem
AI coding agents make real architectural decisions. When something breaks months later, you have the commit. You don't have a signed record of what the agent believed about your architecture when it chose.
The Solution: A Signed Receipt
Every agent decision produces a cryptographically signed receipt. Immutable. Timestamped. Queryable.
// Every coding agents decision gets a receipt:
{
"receipt_id": "rcpt_coding_agents_8f3a",
"assertion": "agent believed [fact] at decision time",
"verification_score": 0.94,
"evidence_chain": [
{ "source": "context_snapshot", "span": "..." },
{ "source": "policy_state", "version": "2026-03-28T..." }
],
"signature": "ed25519:abc123...",
"timestamp": "2026-03-28T14:32:01Z",
"writer": "agent:coding-v1",
"immutable": true
}
When This Pays For Itself
"A security vulnerability traced back to a refactoring decision an AI agent made. The agent acted on an outdated understanding of your auth model. You need to prove the agent acted in good faith based on what it believed at the time."
With VerifiedState, you have the signed receipt. Without it, you have nothing.
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