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How do you prove AI agent compliance?

Proving AI agent compliance means producing signed, timestamped evidence that a specific agent took a specific action under a specific policy, not a dashboard, an artifact. Centurian generates that artifact automatically for EU AI Act, SOC 2, and FMCSA.

An artifact, not a dashboard

A dashboard is live and editable. Whatever it shows today can be reconfigured tomorrow, which is exactly why a regulator, auditor, or court will not accept one as proof. Compliance evidence has to be fixed at the moment it's generated and provably unchanged after that: a signed PDF and JSON package (Ed25519), not a screen. Centurian's Prove product produces that artifact on demand, sampling the underlying bitemporal audit trail and aborting the report rather than shipping a silent gap if any sampled row fails verification.

Three things have to already be true for that artifact to mean anything: a complete agent inventory (you can't prove compliance for agents you never found), verifiable agent identity (evidence has to trace to one agent, not a shared credential), and a continuous audit trail (a track record, not a snapshot assembled the week of the audit). These aren't separate purchases, they're one data spine that the compliance artifact is generated from.

Nobody else does this across vendors and frameworks

Centurian's 2026 market revalidation research did not find a vendor doing cross-vendor agent inventory, cross-rail cost attribution, and cross-framework signed evidence together in one self-serve product. Six hyperscalers ship agent governance scoped to their own ecosystem, useful for agents built on that platform, blind to the rest of the fleet. GRC incumbents like Vanta and Drata have added agent discovery and evidence to their existing platforms, but from a human-compliance starting point, not an agent-native one. Big 4 firms (Deloitte Zora AI, PwC Agent OS, KPMG Workbench) build comparable depth, but as consulting engagements at large enterprises, not as a product a solo developer can wire up in an afternoon.

Today, Centurian's evidence engine covers EU AI Act (Annex III high-risk obligations bind December 2, 2027; Article 50 transparency is already live), SOC 2, and FMCSA for transportation and logistics. Additional frameworks distribute the same way, as versioned, signed data, not custom code, through the same engine that already produces evidence for the first three.

FAQ

How do you prove AI agent compliance?

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Proving AI agent compliance means producing signed, timestamped evidence that a specific agent took a specific action under a specific policy, not a dashboard, an artifact. Centurian generates that artifact automatically for EU AI Act, SOC 2, and FMCSA.

Why is a dashboard not enough?

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A dashboard shows a live, editable view of current state. A regulator, auditor, or court needs a fixed, tamper-evident record of past state, something that can't have changed since it was generated. Centurian's compliance output is a signed PDF and JSON package (Ed25519), not a screen an operator can reconfigure the day before an audit.

What has to be true before you can prove compliance?

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Three things have to exist first: a complete agent inventory (you can't prove compliance for agents you haven't found), verifiable agent identity (evidence has to trace to a specific agent, not a shared credential), and a continuous audit trail (evidence needs a track record, not a snapshot). These aren't separate products bolted together, inventory, identity, and audit trail are the same data spine Centurian's evidence artifact is generated from.

Is anyone else doing this across vendors and frameworks in one product?

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No vendor was found doing cross-vendor agent inventory, cross-rail cost attribution, and cross-framework signed evidence together in one self-serve product, per Centurian's 2026 market revalidation research. Six hyperscalers ship governance scoped to their own ecosystem; GRC incumbents like Vanta and Drata have added agent discovery and evidence but aren't agent-native; Big 4 firms build comparable depth as consulting engagements, not self-serve products.

Which frameworks does Centurian generate evidence for today?

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EU AI Act (Annex III high-risk obligations bind December 2, 2027; Article 50 transparency is already live), SOC 2, and FMCSA (the transportation and logistics vertical framework) ship as versioned, signed schemas today. Additional frameworks distribute the same way, as data, not code, through the same evidence engine.
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