Mnestiq is a flight recorder for AI agents: signed, tamper-evident records of what an agent saw, decided and did, covering model calls, tool calls and network connections. It is built for incident response rather than dashboards, so it can show which run and step acted, that an instruction came from a web page rather than the user, and that a policy waved it through, and prove none of it was edited afterwards.
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Identify the exact run and step that sent data, and what authorised it.
Show that a instruction entered the run from a fetched web page earlier in the session.
Rely on signed records that cannot be quietly rewritten.
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