Notarize → Enforce → Certify.
Three commands turn agentnotary.yaml into a sealed, runtime-enforced,
audit-ready agent. Open source. Framework-agnostic.
The Problem
Software has Dockerfiles, CI/CD, semantic versioning, crash logs, and rollbacks. AI agents have a Python file in a repo, maybe. No manifest. No tests. No audit trail. No way to rollback a bad prompt.
| Problem | AgentNotary Solution |
|---|---|
| "What agent is running in prod?" | ✓ agentnotary.yaml + agent.lock — sealed snapshot |
| "Why did the agent burn $4,000 overnight?" | ✓ agentnotary guard run — would have blocked it at $1.00 |
| "Did the prompt or the model drift?" | ✓ agentnotary seal --verify — fails CI on drift |
| "We need EU AI Act docs by August 2026" | ✓ agentnotary compliance --standard eu-ai-act |
| "Why did the agent make that decision?" | ✓ agentnotary replay <session-id> — flight recorder |
| "How many shadow agents are in this codebase?" | ✓ agentnotary scan ./src — finds all frameworks |
Features
Built on the same mental model that made Docker successful — but for the AI agent era.
agentnotary.yaml is the Dockerfile for agents. Declares model, framework,
tools, guardrails, memory, and evals in a single file.
agentnotary tag v1.2.0 snapshots your manifest, prompts, and evals.
agentnotary rollback v1.1.0 restores any prior state instantly.
Demo
Commands