Hound gates consequential agent actions behind policy and human approval, then writes every request, decision, and outcome to an append-only, hash-chained log. Built for AI vendors proving trust, and the enterprises verifying it.
The log you keep for compliance is the log you run on every day. Not a gate bolted onto your agent — the record it operates through.
request_approval before anything consequential. Policy auto-approves within limits; everything else routes to a human as an interactive card inside Claude, ChatGPT, or VS Code. No approval dashboard to check, no context switch.const decision = await hound.requestApproval({ action: "payments.wire_transfer", params: { amount_cents: 1840000 }, policy: "treasury.v3" }); // blocks until policy or a human decides decision // { status: "approved", // approver: "j.chen@acme.com", // evidence: "hnd_evt_c0518a4e" }
Answer the vendor-risk questionnaire with an export instead of an essay. The Agent Trust Report turns your log into the answers their review is asking for.
The standalone verifier checks the hash chain from an export alone. No account with the vendor, no account with us, no taking anyone's word for it.
Every enterprise security review asks the same eight questions. If you sell agents into banks, health systems, or anyone with a vendor-risk team, you've seen them. Hound answers each one with evidence, not paragraphs.
Tamper-evident, never "tamper-proof." Edits and deletions are detectable by anyone holding an export. Identity hardening (OIDC) and external anchoring are on the public roadmap. Vendors who claim more than their architecture supports are the ones your reviewer distrusts — so we don't.
If a vendor-risk questionnaire is sitting between you and a signed enterprise deal, bring it. It becomes the roadmap.