Bellbook Wants AI Agents to Bring Receipts
Cristian Ducu introduces Bellbook, an open-source Rust library for creating tamper-evident, replay-verifiable records of AI agent activity.
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Cristian Ducu introduces Bellbook, an open-source Rust library for creating tamper-evident, replay-verifiable records of AI agent activity.
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EasyGeotag records a GPS track on an iPhone, then matches it to JPEG, HEIC, and RAW photos on a Mac or iPad.
EnPeeCee proposes a canonical identity layer for characters that need to remain recognizable across prompts, products, stories, games, and other worlds.
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