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Cinchor: accountability layer for AI agents with bound-before and prove-after

Cinchor is a primitive that enforces policy on AI agents before they act and provides cryptographic proof of actions afterward. It allows teams to give agents real capabilities (e.g., moving money, shipping changes) while maintaining auditability and preventing out-of-policy actions. The system mints scoped capabilities (spend cap, allowlist, expiry) and checks every action against them, refusing violations before execution; actions are hashed, signed, and anchored append-only for later verification.

5 engagement·1 source·Sat, Jul 11, 2026, 11:11 AM
Cinchor addresses the common problem where agents with real capabilities cause actions that cannot be defended later, leading to a reversion to human-in-the-loop. It provides two primitives: bound-before (mint a capability scoped to a single agent with spend cap, allowlist, expiry; every action checked against it, out-of-policy refused) and prove-after (decision hashed, signed, anchored append-only; anyone can recompute and catch tampered fields). The post mentions a live demo but no URL is provided. No tech stack or traction signals are stated.

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