Tenbri is the open-source Agent Decision Record: a signed, append-only record of every decision an AI agent makes, capturing who acted, under which rule and inputs, who approved and what happened, verifiable offline by anyone. It takes one line to instrument Claude, OpenAI and LangGraph agents, keeps plain files on storage you control, and installs via pip, uv, npm or cargo.
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Append a signed entry covering the rule, inputs, approver and outcome.
Let a third party check the record without calling your systems.
Add one line to Claude, OpenAI or LangGraph agents to start recording.
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