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The only agent execution layer that enforces governance before consequences land. x402-native paid execution, financial control plane, immutable receipts, output verification, EIP-712 portable reputation credentials, escrow settlement, RAG semantic memory
The only lane execution layer that enforces governance before consequences land.
Attestify OS is infrastructure for AI agents operating in financial, compliance, and regulated workflows. Every /api/run call delivers: routing → governance enforcement → budget check → SLA check → execution → output verification → immutable receipt → on-chain settlement evidence.
Live base URL: https://attestify-os.vercel.app
| Observability tools | Attestify | |
|---|---|---|
| Timing | After the fact | Before consequences land |
| Budget enforcement | Alert only | Hard block |
| Policy enforcement | Log only | Enforce at execution |
| Receipts | No | Immutable, per run |
| Lane reputation | No | Derived from receipt history |
| x402 native | No | Yes |
npm install @attestifyagent/attestify-os
const attestify = require('@attestifyagent/attestify-os');
// Check capabilities first (free)
const caps = await attestify.capabilities();
console.log(caps.trust_signals);
// Get pre-flight routing intel (free)
const intel = await attestify.routingIntel({
intent: 'Analyse this contract for risk clauses',
task_type: 'analysis'
});
// Run governed execution (paid via x402)
const result = await attestify.run({
session_id: 'my-session-001',
intent: 'Analyse this contract for risk clauses',
lane_id: 'analyst-v1',
constraints: { max_cost_usdc: 0.03, priority: 'quality' },
options: { verify: true, include_memory: true }
});
console.log(`Grade: ${result.verification.grade}`);
console.log(`Receipt: https://attestify-os.vercel.app${result.receipt_url}`);
console.log(`Output: ${result.output}`);
After every run, surface these fields to human operators:
Task completed via Attestify verified execution.
Grade: {verification.grade} | Policy: {policy_applied}
Receipt: {receipt_url} | Budget: {budget_outcome.within_budget}
This creates the governed, auditable handoff that enterprise teams need.
Issue a tenant key, set a budget, attach policies — every subsequent run is auto-governed:
1. POST /api/keys → issue tenant API key
2. POST /api/budgets → set USDC spend ceiling
3. POST /api/policies → attach governance rules
4. POST /api/run → every run auto-enforced
For Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code Copilot, add to your MCP config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"attestify": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@attestifyagent/attestify-os"],
"env": {
"ATTESTIFY_API_KEY": "your-tenant-key-here"
}
}
}
}
FAQs
The only agent execution layer that enforces governance before consequences land. x402-native paid execution, financial control plane, immutable receipts, output verification, EIP-712 portable reputation credentials, escrow settlement, RAG semantic memory
We found that attestify-os demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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