Mandate · public anchors
Where every ledger stood, signed and published
Each Mandate workspace keeps a hash-chained ledger of everything its agents were allowed, refused or asked. A chain proves nothing was edited in the middle; these anchors prove the chain was not quietly rebuilt afterwards. Once a day the head of every ledger that moved is signed here, chained to the previous anchor. A workspace appears only as the hash of its id. Anyone holding a receipt can find the anchor that covers it — you are looking at one workspace's anchors. Key ccd750da62898038 · public key · JSON.
Anchor chain intact. 1 anchor re-verified just now: every hash, link and signature.
| # | Signed (UTC) | Ledger | Head | Head hash | Anchor hash |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2026-09-28 21:01:37 | 777e0b198381ce02… | 22 | 7fa2ffef351e4e3c… | 813e07992b85ebef… ← 000000000000… |
Check one yourself
anchorHash = sha256(n + "|" + label + "|" + seq + "|" + hash + "|" + prevAnchorHash + "|" + signedAt)
Ed25519.verify(publicKey, "mandate-anchor|" + anchorHash, base64decode(signature))
label = sha256("mandate-ws:" + workspaceId) # so a receipt's owner can find their lineEvery field is in the JSON. To pin this deployment's history outside its control, copy the newest line each day into a place you own — a git commit, a post, a colleague's log. Made with Mandate.