AGLedger is self-hosted change control for AI agents and automated work. Your agents and systems sign what they intend, what they did, and on whose authority - Ed25519-signed, hash-chained, and verifiable offline. Runs entirely on your infrastructure, on-premises or fully air-gapped, with no phone-home.
AGLedger is a self-hosted notary engine for AI agents, RPA bots, CI pipelines, and any system that speaks HTTP or MCP. It runs entirely on your own infrastructure - Docker Compose or Kubernetes (Helm on EKS), on-premises or fully air-gapped - with no phone-home and no vendor in the data path. You hold the signing keys, the database, and the records.
SIGNED INTENT - Before the work, an agent records what it was told to do, the bar for "done right," and where the result should go - each entry Ed25519-signed and hash-chained the moment it is written. After a context wipe or a hand-off, the agent reads back its own goal byte-for-byte instead of reconstructing it.
LIVE COORDINATION - When a result posts, a principal - a human, an agent, or a rules engine - renders the verdict, and AGLedger holds the signed record of accept or reject. Every subscriber hears it the instant it happens, inside one team or across company lines via peer-to-peer federation.
THE ACCOUNT, BY ARCHITECTURE - Every intent, verdict, and outcome is tamper-evident and attributable, verifiable offline by anyone holding the public keys, without trusting your infrastructure or ours. It produces the account the EU AI Act requires and satisfies Article 12's record-keeping requirements; the same records also serve ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF, and non-AI frameworks like SOX and HIPAA.
INTEGRATION AND DEPLOYMENT - An agent-optimized API (OpenAPI 3.0; responses carry nextSteps and recovery hints so agents self-correct), TypeScript and Python SDKs, a CLI, and an MCP server. Works with any model - Claude, GPT, Gemini - and any process that speaks HTTP. Contract types are your own JSON Schemas, registered through the API. Deploy on EKS or any Kubernetes via Helm, or Docker Compose on any Linux host; bring your own PostgreSQL (Aurora, RDS, on-prem) and your own Ed25519 keys. Perpetual license that fails open - no kill switch, no expiry, no quota.
Highlights
Signed intent: agents recover their goal byte-for-byte after a context wipe or hand-off, each entry Ed25519-signed and hash-chained at the moment it happens.
Live coordination: a principal renders the verdict, AGLedger holds the signed accept or reject, and every subscriber hears it instantly - across teams or companies via peer-to-peer federation.
The account, by architecture: tamper-evident and verifiable offline by anyone holding the public keys. Self-hosted, even air-gapped - producing the account the EU AI Act's Article 12 requires.
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Perpetual license for one AGLedger database instance. Full platform: record notarization, tamper-evident signed audit vault, gates with verdicts and disputes, Settlement Signals, custom contract types via JSON Schema, delegation chains, federation, and LLM agent discovery surfaces. Self-hosted via Helm or Docker Compose. Fails open - no phone-home, no expiry, no quotas. Purchase Annual Support for updates and priority support.
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AGLedger Annual Support
Annual support contract for one AGLedger database instance. Email support with 24-hour business-day response SLA, priority handling for production incidents, and access to the secure support bundle upload channel for faster diagnostics.
Pricing has two parts you buy per database instance. The first is a perpetual license for one AGLedger database instance. You pay once and own the software; it keeps running with no expiry, quotas, or phone-home. The second is an annual support contract for one instance. Support adds email help with a 24-hour business-day response, priority handling for production incidents, and a secure support bundle upload channel. Support renews yearly and is separate from the license. You can hold the license alone or add support. Each additional database instance needs its own license and, if wanted, its own support.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one database instance for licensing?
A database instance is one unique PostgreSQL database that AGLedger connects to and records data in. It is identified by its logical database, regardless of connection path. Failover, migration, or endpoint changes do not create new instances. High-availability replicas of the same database are included at no extra charge.
Do I need extra licenses for development, staging, or testing environments?
No. For each licensed production database instance, you may run up to three non-production instances for development, staging, testing, or CI at no added cost. A second production database instance that records new data requires its own separate license.
If I skip annual support or let it lapse, does the software stop working?
No. The license is perpetual and the software keeps running with no expiry or kill switch. Without active support, you lose access to updates and new versions. Security fixes stay free regardless of support status. Support adds email help, priority incident handling, and a secure diagnostics upload channel.
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Version release notes
AGLedger 1.6.0 - minor release. Two changes need attention before upgrading. First, a strict response validator will reject the new body on two endpoints: GET /v1/audit/org-reads/checkpoints gained a required checkpointing block and GET /v1/admin/ops-summary gained a required vault.orgReadsCheckpoints, and both responses declare additionalProperties false, so regenerate any client that validates responses against the 1.5.0 schema. Nothing was removed or renamed. Second, SIEM push delivery is now at-least-once rather than at-most-once: the export cursor no longer advances past a batch a collector never accepted, so a collector outage causes latency instead of silent loss, and a batch can arrive twice. Configure your SIEM to deduplicate on the OCSF metadata.uid. The SIEM export path is substantially reworked alongside that: rows sharing an exact timestamp are no longer dropped, the pull channel pages on a real keyset under a database visibility watermark, and federated lifecycle events now classify to the same OCSF activity as their local counterparts, which changes the wire values a saved search may filter on. Ten privileged operations that previously left no trace on any channel now write an audit record, including the cross-organization bulk export that only a platform credential can perform. The organization read-transparency log becomes listable, so a third party holding a signed checkpoint can walk it to the entry it commits to and verify the inclusion proof. Webhook delivery stops losing owner-scoped events in the dead-letter write that exists to preserve them, and the CloudEvents id is now the stable event id, so a receiver deduplicating per the specification no longer books a redelivery twice. A parent record now decides its rollup on every child rather than the oldest thousand.
Put both secrets in files. Command-line arguments are readable by every
local user through ps. The key must be base64 of PKCS#8 DER; base64 of the
PEM text is a different thing and will not load.
database.externalUrl: the migration role must be SUPERUSER (rds_superuser on RDS/Aurora); the schema installs an event trigger. For least privilege, point secrets.databaseUrlMigrate at a superuser URL used only for migrations and keep database.externalUrl DML-only.
config.externalUrl: the public URL of this install - it is signed into every record as the issuer. Auto-derived from ingress.hosts[0] when ingress is enabled.
marketplace.serviceAccountAnnotations: IRSA role with license-manager:CheckoutLicense and CheckInLicense, used to validate your entitlement (checked out and immediately back in at boot).
EKS worker nodes pull the image with their standard ECR read permissions once the account is subscribed.
FIPS-mode clusters: FIPS providers carry no Ed25519, so write an ES256 key to the same file instead (openssl genpkey -algorithm EC -pkeyopt ec_paramgen_curve:P-256 | openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -nocrypt -outform DER | base64 -w0 > vault-signing-key) and add --set config.allowNonDefaultSigningAlg=true. Tell chain consumers to use @agledger/verify 1.4.0+ before they verify: older verifiers report a signature failure instead of naming the algorithm. Federation is unavailable on FIPS hosts.
This image is a byte-for-byte copy of the linux/amd64 image from the signed public release agledger/agledger on Docker Hub (published there as a multi-arch index; the arch tag below is that same amd64 manifest). Verify the public release with cosign + slsa-verifier (SLSA Build L3), then confirm this copy matches:
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All AGLedger Enterprise licenses include technical support via email with a 24-hour initial response SLA on business days. Support covers installation, configuration, upgrades, and troubleshooting of the AGLedger API and its deployment packaging (Docker Compose, Helm, federation). A built-in diagnostic tool (GET /admin/support-bundle) generates a sanitized system report that can be securely uploaded to our support team for faster resolution. Critical production issues (P0) receive priority handling. Documentation, integration guides, and API reference are available at agledger.ai/docs.
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