Concepts

Anchor anywhere — what leaves your walls

Anchoring proves a capsule was included in a public, append-only log. The only thing that travels to the log is a digest (a hash) and a timestamp — never your prompts, payloads, reasoning, or PII.

What leaves your walls

A capsule is content-private by construction: it carries digests of inputs and outputs, not the raw values. When it's anchored, the log receives the statement's commitment — a hash — plus a timestamp. The raw content stays where you keep it, under your control. The public log stores a commitment you can check, not your data.

Anchor anywhere — three options

Where you anchorWhat it gives youWhat leaves your environment
The public logzero-setup existence proofs on a shared, open log (anchor.agentactioncapsule.org)a digest + a timestamp
Your own anchor, in the region you chooseresidency / jurisdiction control (e.g. EU, Singapore) by running the open anchor where you need ita digest + a timestamp, kept in your jurisdiction
Your own anchor, inside your VPCfull control — self-host the container with your own storagenothing — the hash never leaves your environment

The capsule is anchor-agnostic (it makes no claim about the log's verifiable-data-structure): the same statement verifies whichever log you choose, so you can move or mix anchors without changing the record.

What a digest hides — and what it doesn't

A digest hides a value only when that value is hard to guess. A high-entropy input (a full prompt, a document, a key) is safe. But a low-entropy value — a short dollar amount, a yes/no disposition, an ID from a known list — can be recovered by hashing candidate values until one matches. For those fields, salt before hashing (commit a per-tenant salt alongside the value) so the digest can't be brute-forced. And note the capsule commits some metadata in the clear — the action type and disposition — so “content-private” means your payloads stay private, not that the capsule reveals nothing about what kind of action occurred.

The privacy promise, in one line: we verify; we store nothing of yours but a commitment you can check — and, for guessable values, salt before you commit them.