About AgentAuditLabs
An independent, signal-based trust protocol for AI agents. Open source. On-chain attested. Reproducible from event replay.
Why AAL exists
AAL aggregates signals from security testing, reliability monitoring, third-party attestations, and on-chain registries to produce a Universal Trust Score on a 0–100 scale.
AAL is not a scoring formula. It is a protocol. Signals flow in from diverse, independent sources. The engine weights them by source trust and recency. The result is a transparent, reproducible trust assessment backed by Ed25519 cryptographic signatures.
Protocol facts
Architecture
The AAL protocol follows a linear pipeline: signals are collected from sandbox testing and external crawlers, stored with open-vocabulary tags in an append-only event store, processed by the scoring engine using weighted aggregation with coverage factor, and output as scores, badges, on-chain attestations, and W3C Verifiable Credentials.