Agent audit trail
RAAV records what each agent changed, why it changed, and which checks passed in a founder-readable audit trail.
Once agents run in long loops, raw chat and terminal logs are a poor record. The founder cannot prove what changed, what was verified, or what still needs sign-off.
Every claim, proposal, decision, and submit becomes a dated project event. The founder can trace a release back to the task, files, agent, and verification result without treating the chat transcript as the system of record.
A founder-readable trail connects each run to its task, files, checks, and remaining risk.
Terminal logs and chat scrollback are useful for debugging a single run, but they are a poor interface for deciding whether the product is moving in the right direction.
RAAV summarizes the operating state into a record: what is confirmed, what changed, what was verified, and what decision is waiting.
The audit trail lets a founder check agent work without inspecting every prompt.
The founder can see who changed what, which checks passed, and whether a decision is still open.
Proposals keep product changes under founder control. Active lanes and completed submits become one continuous work record.
Audit is the durable proof behind the live view.
RAAV does not replace your coding agent. It gives the agent a durable operating system for product truth, task ownership, and proof.
Agents claim, edit, and submit within RAAV.
Each submit logs summary, files, verification, and risk.
The founder exports an audit trail for review or diligence.
The founder supervises next moves from the record.
Ask your agent to submit into RAAV after every run so the audit trail builds itself. The founder supervises the record instead of the logs.
Install RAAV in this repo and make agents submit after each run with summary, files, verification, and risks. Give me an exportable audit trail of what shipped and what passed.The audit is built from task and submit events, not written later as an AI-generated retrospective.
Most tools either write code or track human tickets. RAAV sits between the founder and the coding agents as shared product memory, coordination, and audit.
Founders ask what an audit trail gives them beyond git history.
Git shows diffs, not intent or verification. The RAAV audit trail ties each run to its summary, files, checks, and remaining risk in language a non-coding founder can read.
Yes. The audit trail exports for founder review, handoff, and diligence.
No. The audit trail records what a connected coding agent did. It does not write or judge the implementation.
The Trial is €10/week and includes the core audit record. Higher plans extend retention and collaboration. Access is currently limited to invited founder tests.