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The Transponder™
Can we prove every consequential action an autonomous agent took, and the authority under which it acted?
What it does
The Transponder™ preserves which human instruction, approval or limit governed at the relevant time, and the human decision where one occurred.
It records the conduct. Never the content. What it seals is the shape of the moment: that AI ran, in which tool, at what time, and what a human chose to do about it.
Change one, and the free checker refuses it.
Ask it in your own words. When someone with the right to ask does ask, the Transponder™ folds the relevant moments into one sealed packet they can check themselves.
What it covers
In practice
Settle a claim
A regulator asks what the claims agent did last month and who was in charge. The Transponder™ answers in plain words from the sealed record, and hands over one sealed packet the regulator checks on their own machine.
Why it matters
When someone later asks "was a human in charge?", the answer is not a policy document. It is a signed moment.
See it live
What your AI did, and who allowed it. The command center you wish you had.
Every action your agents take, as it happens, and every one sealed into the record. Slice it by person, team, store or subject. When something keeps failing, you see every failed attempt, not only the last one.
It records the conduct. Never the content: no document, chart or deal term is stored or sent.
Why this and not a log file
Five properties at once. That is the difference.
- Independent. The Transponder™ does not work for the AI it records.
- Content excluded. Never your words. The record carries names, actions, times and amounts; the deployment defines which of those an outsider may see.
- Sealed at the moment. Recorded when it happened, not reconstructed after the letter arrives.
- A human decision, sealed. Keep or remove, chosen by a person, and that choice is itself a record.
- Checkable by anyone. Offline, free, no account, no trust in us required.
Everywhere
Everywhere someone must answer for AI.
- Insurance. AI conduct, priced like a driving record.
- Healthcare & pharma. Connected AI decisions in the clinic or the trial, on the record, with the clinical material excluded and the permitted metadata defined.
- Banks & lenders. When a customer asks why the machine said no, the answer is a sealed record, per decision.
- Government & defense. Classified work, checked from a record that excludes the content, with the record's own classification assessed before it is shared.
- Boards & deals. The oversight record directors are personally expected to have, and the AI diligence a buyer now asks for.
The questions people ask first
Does it work with AI tools we do not own?
Yes. It records at the point of use, even for closed vendor tools, and where it cannot see, it seals the gap honestly instead of pretending coverage.
Does it need the cloud?
No. The memory lives on your machines, the underlying content never leaves, and the checker works offline. That is the design, not a mode.