Attest is the trust layer for the agentic enterprise.

Your agents are only as good as what they know. Attest sits between your data and your agents — turning scattered enterprise knowledge into claims they can cite, update, and retract.

Agents & Copilots
Claude Code Cursor LangGraph Custom agents MCP clients
Attest — the trust layer
Claims Provenance Contradictions Retraction Confidence Skills 150+ MCP tools Auto-built agents
Data sources
Slack Jira Gmail Notion GitHub Postgres Confluence Zendesk … 30+
What this unlocks

Four guarantees agents can build on.

Agent-readable data

Every answer cites a source. No opaque retrieval, no stitched-together passages — a structured claim an agent (or a human) can check.

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Order from chaos

Contradictions surface instead of disappearing into last-write-wins. When two sources disagree, Attest keeps both and flags the conflict.

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Trust that updates

Retractions cascade. When a claim is withdrawn, downstream answers relying on it get flagged — not silently served stale.

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Governed agents

Skills and MCP tools put guardrails around what agents can do and know. The same claim graph that feeds them also governs them.

See the Attest Brain →

Where Attest sits vs. adjacent tools

Mem0 and Zep are good for chatbot memory. Letta adds stateful agent scaffolding. Vector DBs index documents. Attest is built for enterprise truth — claims with provenance, contradictions, and retraction — so agents acting on real work don’t drift. See the full capability comparison →