- A team of agents in a room, and every message provable
July 21, 2026
Something breaks. You ask the room from Telegram. SENTINEL diagnoses it, ATLAS proposes a failover, you approve it with a thumbs-up, and every line is hash-chained and signed before anyone opens a laptop. A real team of agents in one governed room, and every message provable. Built, running on our dev environment, rolling out.
- TailMesh, four protocol videos, and the audit trail that ties it together
March 22, 2026
A new network mesh plugin with its own agent, a four-part explainer video series covering AEE, AOCL, VOLT, and WARD, and a comprehensive AEE audit trail wired into every collector operation.
- The Quox Trust Stack: The Trust Layer That Also Orchestrates
March 6, 2026
Every AI agent platform asks what it can do. The Quox Trust Stack asks what you can prove it did. Four open protocols -- AEE, AOCL, VOLT, and WARD -- compose into a single pipeline where auditability, compliance, and control come first. Orchestration runs on top.
- WARD Is Coming: Why Your Evidence Needs a Witness
March 6, 2026
Tamper-evident logs are not enough. WARD -- Write-once Append-only Receipt Digests -- is a content-free witnessing protocol that proves your evidence has not been tampered with, without storing a single byte of content.
- Three Open Protocols for AI Agent Governance -- Now IETF Internet-Drafts
February 28, 2026
On February 28, 2026, three protocol specifications for AI agent governance were submitted to the IETF as Internet-Drafts. Here is what they are, why they matter, and what happens next.
- AOCL: 11 Layers of Control and Observability for AI Agent Operations
February 14, 2026
It is 2:47 AM and your pager fires. An AI agent running overnight infrastructure maintenance has been steadily deleting backup snapshots across your production cluster. By the time the alert triggers, four hours of snapshots are gone. The agent had been asked to "clean up stale...
- AEE: Why AI Agents Need a Universal Messaging Standard
February 13, 2026
In 1989, Tim Berners-Lee proposed a simple idea: a universal protocol for requesting and delivering documents over a network. Before HTTP, every networked application spoke its own language. File transfer used FTP. Email used SMTP. News used NNTP. If you wanted to build...
- VOLT: A Verifiable Operations Ledger for the AI Agent Era
February 12, 2026
In February 2026, NIST launched its AI Agent Standards Initiative, calling for verifiable and accountable AI agent operations as a foundational requirement for trustworthy autonomous systems. The timing was not coincidental. Gravitee's State of AI Agent Security 2026 report...
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