Every database era is named by its primitive. AttestDB makes claims native, so every answer your agents give comes with its source, its timestamp, and the moment it stopped being true.
Open source. Single file. Runs locally forever.
Same fact, but watch what each one can tell an agent. The questions on the left are the ones rows can't answer, and the agent has to guess.
Sources. Timestamps. Confidence pills. Conflict flags. Every reply is the visible end of a chain you can step through.
Your CSM, your CRO, the auditor, and the agent all see how the answer was earned.
A withdrawn paper. A revised policy. A flipped health score. Every dependent answer flags itself, the minute the source changes.
No archaeology project the day before the audit. No customer telling you first.
Two systems differ. Both surface, both with timestamps and confidence, side by side.
No silent winner. No contradiction hiding until the board deck a quarter later.
Each one is a category that AttestDB makes go away, not a feature you have to remember to use.
I don't know why the agent said that.
Every reply now points to claims, with sources, timestamps, and confidence. Stop debugging vibes.
For agent builders →Our trust answers drift out of policy.
Each answer is bound to a live policy claim. When the policy moves, the answers know.
For security teams →Salesforce, billing, and support disagree.
AttestDB reconciles them into one claim graph. The disagreement is the answer.
For data ops →Open source. Single file. Runs locally forever. No account required.
$ pip install attestdb && attestdb quickstart
Already running on 86M biomedical claims · 9K GitLab claims · 2.7K Slack claims.