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Attestari

Auditable, provably-deletable memory for AI agents

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Open-source memory for AI agents you can actually audit. Every fact carries provenance (where it came from), the history is tamper-evident, and any user's data is provably deletable: forget() destroys their key and issues a signed certificate — data unrecoverable, audit proof survives. Reconciles GDPR "delete" with the EU AI Act "keep records." Zero-dependency core, runs on plain Postgres. Apache-2.0.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm the solo founder of Attestari. I kept hitting the same wall with agent-memory tools: they're black boxes. You can't prove where a stored "fact" came from, prove a user's data was actually deleted, or verify the history wasn't quietly edited — which rules them out for anyone under GDPR or the EU AI Act. So I built the opposite. Attestari is event-sourced: an append-only, hash-linked log is the source of truth, and provenance, time-travel, and provable deletion fall out of it. Deletion works by encrypting each user's data under their own key — forget() destroys the key and issues a signed certificate, so the data is unrecoverable while the audit proof survives. Don't take the claims on faith — `pip install attestari` and run examples/prove_the_moat.py; it attacks its own guarantees and self-verifies (asserts, not print statements). Apache-2.0, runs on plain Postgres. Feedback welcome — especially from anyone who's shipped memory into a regulated stack (fintech, health, insurance). What would you need to actually run this?

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The forget() flow with signed deletion certificates is genuinely clever—turning a legal headache into a cryptographic primitive. Nice execution on something most teams would have hand-waved away.

Love that forget() issues a signed certificate, that's a clever way to bridge GDPR and the AI Act. One thing I'd find really useful: a small CLI flag like `attestari verify --user <id>` that re-checks a deletion certificate against the current ledger state, so I can run it during audits without digging through docs. Would make compliance reviews way smoother.

The forget() returning a signed deletion certificate is a really thoughtful touch, makes GDPR compliance feel less like a black box. Genuinely curious how the tamper-evident history holds up under heavy write loads on Postgres.

Congrats on tackling such a tricky compliance problem with the tamper-evident history and forget() flow. One thing that would really help teams adopting this is a small CLI or SDK helper that previews exactly which rows a forget() call would touch before it issues the certificate. Right now I can imagine nervous compliance folks wanting a dry run to sanity-check cascade paths and catch any unexpected references tied to that user before signing anything destructive.

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Auditable, provably-deletable memory for AI agents

Attestari was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 10 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #107 on the daily leaderboard. Open-source memory for AI agents you can actually audit. Every fact carries provenance (where it came from), the history is tamper-evident, and any user's data is provably deletable: forget() destroys their key and issues a signed certificate — data unrecoverable, audit proof survives. Reconciles GDPR "delete" with the EU AI Act "keep records." Zero-dependency core, runs on plain Postgres. Apache-2.0.

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