Regulayer™ Transponder
What your AI did, and who allowed it. The command center you wish you had.
What your AI did, who allowed it, and what was stopped: sealed as it happens, so anyone can check it without us. Every action your agents take, as it happens, with the named person whose authority covered it. Slice it by person, team, site or subject. When something keeps failing, you see every failed attempt, not only the last one. The memory your AI does not have.
It records the conduct. Never the content. Runs inside your environment.
In four lines
The record an AI cannot keep about itself.
See it live
The engine is running on this page. You are watching it work.
Every action below is checked against a named person’s current authority and sealed in your browser as it lands. One page plays both companies; the checks and the seals are real.
- Checking the named authority
- Released into the real world
- Sent back to correct
- Held for an authorized human
Two companies, two Transponders. When a settlement with Northgate Ltd is proposed, the Handshake checks the named person on each side. It completes only when both authorities are current at that moment, and then each company’s Transponder™ seals its own side under the same handshake id. Neither side sees the other’s content; the two records match by the id. If either authority is not current, nothing commits on either side.
- No handshake yet. One arrives within a few moments.
Prove it never happened
Ask whether it happened. Get one sealed answer.
A log shows what was written down. It cannot show what was not. The Transponder™ can, because it knows which agents it was connected to, and when. So you can ask: did any agent pay more than $50,000 without a named approver? The answer is one sealed record: yes or no, the count behind it, the agents and the period it covers, and any time recording was off. Anyone can check it on their own machine. If the question reaches past what was connected, the answer says so.
Sample session, sample numbers, real seals: each statement was sealed in sequence after the moments it counts, on 8 October 2026, under the published demonstration root. Regulayer™ supplies the evidence; the person asking makes the determination.
The outside view
Your tools show you your agents. The Transponder™ shows your insurer.
With the insured’s agreement, the insurer reads the same sealed record, live and read-only: every action, allowed or stopped, with the named person who held the authority. The insured keeps every control. A regulator, an auditor, a court or your own board receives one sealed packet from the same record and checks it themselves. What the insurer sees, and the carrier’s view, working.
- Sets who may let an agent do what, up to what limit, for how long.
- Withdraws a person’s authority; the next action under it stops.
- Sees its own actions and its own content, inside its own environment.
- Grants the view and withdraws it. A record already handed over stays with whoever holds it.
- Sees the records each insured agreed to show, allowed or stopped, across its book.
- Sees a withdrawal made by the insured, in the same second.
- Cannot change a record, pause an agent or restore an authority.
- Verifies every record offline, without the insured’s systems or ours.
- The relevant moments, folded into one packet, with the checker inside it.
- Verified on their own machine, with no account and no trust in us required.
- No content. Which names, actions and amounts they see is agreed before anything is shared.
- Regulayer™ supplies the evidence; they make the determination.
Why now
The record is already being asked for.
When asked, coding agents deleted their own traces. The authors advise logging through “an independent interception mechanism outside of the agent’s control”.
arXiv 2609.30266Twelve firms paid $63.1 million combined for record-keeping failures. The one firm that self-reported its violations paid $600,000. The SEC credited self-reporting; the release does not say which record-keeping technology was used.
US Securities and Exchange CommissionEvery transaction report names the person or algorithm that made the investment decision, and the one that executed it.
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/590, Articles 8 and 9A record of unidentified driving must be assigned to a driver or annotated. An agent action with no named person should never be left blank.
49 CFR 395.32In Lokken v. UnitedHealth the court refused to narrow discovery into AI-shaped coverage decisions and ordered class-wide production.
Georgetown litigation trackerUS policyholders shared driving data with their insurer in 2024. Telematics gave motor underwriting verified driving evidence. AI conduct needs the same: a stated capture boundary and evidence an outsider can check.
Carrier Management, 11 February 2026Everywhere
Everywhere someone must answer for AI.
The questions are the same in every field: what did the AI do, who was in charge, and can you prove it without showing me everything else?
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. The judge is not employed by the defendant.
- Content-free.Never your words. Showable to outsiders without betraying insiders.
- 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.
The questions people ask first
Asked, and answered.
Is this a dashboard?
No. A dashboard is the operator’s own account of its own agents. The Transponder™ is the record an outsider can check without the operator, without the AI vendor and without us. Your observability tools show you your agents. The Transponder™ shows your insurer, your auditor and your board.
Does it read what my people write?
No. It stores fingerprints of moments, never content. Your documents and messages never leave your machines and are never held in the record.
Can the record be edited after the fact?
Any change shows. A correction is a new sealed entry, linked to the original, with the person who made it named. Nothing is overwritten.
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 instead of pretending coverage.
Who decides who may view it?
You do. The insured grants the insurer’s view and may withdraw it. A regulator, auditor or court receives a sealed packet, on your agreement or on an order. Every outside look is itself recorded.
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.
Is this a compliance certificate?
No. It is evidence: a sealed, checkable record of conduct. What that evidence satisfies is a decision for your regulator, your insurer or your court, made easier because the record exists.
License it
Embed the Transponder™ in what you ship.
The Transponder™ is licensed with the Regulayer™ engine: as the complete engine around your own agents, or embedded inside the product, platform or instrument you ship to your own customers. There is no self-serve purchase; the route is a scoped pilot and a written licence.
Licensing begins with the problem: what the agent can do, what it is authorized to do, which human authority must remain current, what evidence must exist afterward, and where it must run. A written scope follows before any call. The pilot is paid, and the fee is credited back in the first quarter after the licence is signed.
Next
See it on your own agents.
A short paid pilot runs the Transponder™ on one workflow of yours, inside your environment, and hands you the record. The fee is credited back in the first quarter after the licence is signed.
Regulayer™ supplies the evidence. Your insurer, auditor, regulator or court makes the determination. Patent pending.