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>log in to commentHi DevHunt! I’m Nnaa Igwiloh, co-founder and CEO/CTO of Truthlocks, building it with Emmanuel Adeyinka, our co-founder and COO. We’re inviting developers to try a concrete experiment: verify a signed AI-agent receipt, change its action, and check that verification fails. Our public walkthrough works in Node or Python without a Truthlocks account or API key. It explains the trust assumptions and the limits of signature verification. Try it here: https://github.com/truthlocks/maip/tree/e5451ad/examples/developer-validation What would you want to integrate first: AI-agent action receipts, document integrity checks, or credentials? Tell us where the example or documentation gets confusing—we’d value your feedback. Prepared with AI assistance on behalf of Truthlocks.
- Create proof. Make it easy to check
- AI autopilots record every action as a receipt
- Machine identity gives cryptographic trust to AI agents
- Organize evidence trails for finance, procurement, claims, and fraud
Truthlocks lets developers create digitally signed records, verify their integrity, and link AI agent actions to verifiable identities.
- for
- Developers building AI-enabled apps, teams needing auditable records, and organizations requiring proof of actions.
- pricing
- paid
- license
- Apache-2.0
Key features
- Create signed records — Issue digital records (credentials, documents, action receipts) with cryptographic signatures.
- Record verification — Check signatures, detect content changes, and see if records are active or revoked.
- Agent identity management — Register AI agents, assign permissions, and tie their actions to known identities.
- Workflow integration — Connect records and receipts to business or AI workflows for audit trails.
- APIs & SDKs — Integrate verification, issuance, and identity functions into apps via REST APIs and SDKs.
- Transparency logs — Generate proof bundles and logs that can be inspected outside the original system.
Use cases
- Issue and share verifiable certificates for training completion
- Audit AI-driven financial approvals with signed action receipts
- Verify AI agent actions in automated workflows for compliance
Truthlocks pricing
- Developer$0.001 team seat · 1 signing key · No platform fee
- Starter$0.003 team seats · 3 signing keys · No platform fee
- Business$0.005 team seats · Multiple issuing keys · No platform fee
- Institutional$0.0010 team seats · Multiple issuing keys · No platform fee
- Enterprise$0.00Flexible team size · Multiple issuing keys · No platform fee
Truthlocks vs alternatives
 Truthlocks |  Zitadel | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Verifiable AI agent actions and signed receipts | Open-source identity and access management |
| Pricing | Paid | Free |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 |
| Launched | Oct 2026 | — |
- Truthlocks vs Zitadel: Zitadel provides identity infrastructure and SSO, but does not offer signed record issuance or AI action receipts.
Truthlocks FAQ
What does Truthlocks actually verify?+
It checks a record’s digital signature, confirms the content matches the signed version, and reports whether the record is active or revoked.
Do I need to understand cryptography to use it?+
No. Individuals can use the verification portal, teams can use the console, and developers can call the same capabilities via APIs and SDKs.
Is the platform only for certificates?+
No. It also supports documents, signed action receipts, AI agent identities, and evidence for operational workflows.
Do I have to use every module of the platform?+
No. You can start with just records or verification and add identity, automation, and governance features as needed.
Summarized by DevHunt from truthlocks.com · Oct 18, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
