Observed arrival · 2026-09-16
Covera, a paper trail for acting AI
Covera creates independently verifiable records for consequential AI actions, linking the machine actor, its authority, the action, and the resulting evidence.
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The demonstration models a refund as a linked chain rather than a single log entry: a registered agent acts for Example Company under a dated USD 500 limit, creates a USD 240 refund, and produces a verifiable result. Visitors can switch off the authority record or edit the evidence afterwards to see the verification finding change. Covera says it accepts evidence from sources such as OpenTelemetry, MCP, identity systems, payment records, and cloud logs, then presents that chain to customers, auditors, insurers, and buyers.
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