PoCISys

PoCI gives operators and auditors evidence they can independently inspect. Behavioral baselines and tamper-evident records make changes, drift, and unexpected execution easier to detect—without exposing the system’s sensitive internals.

PoCI combines cryptographic hashing, signed records, behavioral telemetry, and decentralized timestamping. Kaspa can anchor compact proofs, while detailed event data remains off-chain.

Teams deploying AI agents, regulated organizations, researchers, infrastructure operators, and developers can use PoCI wherever they need stronger evidence that a system is operating as expected.

PoCI records selected metadata when a computation occurs, converts that record into a cryptographic proof, and can anchor the proof to Kaspa. Later, an auditor compares the proof with the retained lineage record to verify that it has not been altered.

Start with the Research page and whitepaper, then inspect the main repository. If you want help evaluating a use case, setting up PoCI, or troubleshooting a deployment, use the Contact page.