korg is a tamper-evident, SHA-256-chained ledger for AI agents. This release turns it into something you can hand to someone else: capture a session, mint it into a signed Certificate, and let anyone re-verify it offline with zero trust in you or in korg.
Highlights
- Zero-config capture for Claude Code.
korg-setupinstalls a hook that writes one verifiable ledger per session under~/.korg/sessions/.korg-backfillcaptures your past transcripts too. korgcert@v1Certificates.korg-seal mint session.jsonl --claim "..."produces a signed certificate whose human-readable summary (files touched, tools used, steps) is re-derived from the events at verify time, so it cannot lie. Three conformant verifiers (Rust, Python, JS) plus a zero-install browser verifier at https://new1direction.github.io/korg/.- Trusted time.
korg-seal anchorbinds a public git commit as a witness;korg-seal resolveproves the chain existed no later than that commit. - Verify in CI. The
verify-korgcertGitHub Action fails a job on a tampered or unpinned artifact and posts the attestation as a sticky PR comment. - An honest swarm. Workers apply real patches in git worktrees and the ledger attests the real diff, never synthetic numbers.
korg run-once --provider ollamaruns the pipeline on a real local model. - Cross-vendor capture (N=3). Adapters for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI and Grok Heavy, plus
recall-mcpfor cross-session memory andintrospect-mcpto expose any--introspectbinary as MCP tools. - Hardened. Three adversarial bug-hunt passes fixed 32 real bugs, including a receipt-signature forge and a JS canonicalization divergence. Verifiers are fuzzed and differentially tested across all three implementations with 0 divergences.
Breaking change
The certificate format goldseal@v1 is renamed korgcert@v1. Seals minted under the old name must be re-minted.
Try it in 30 seconds
See the quickstart: build korg-verify, verify a real session ledger, edit one event, and watch the verifier name it.
Downloads
Prebuilt korg binaries for Linux x86_64 (glibc), macOS x86_64 and arm64, and Windows x86_64 are attached below.
Full details: CHANGELOG.md · Compare: v0.1.0...v0.2.0