Developers Outline Swarm-Based Storage to Make AI Agent Records Tamper-Resistant

AI agents now write code, open pull requests, and send reports with little human oversight, and their logs can be altered by the agent or anyone with write access. The article describes keeping an agent's record on Swarm, a decentralised storage network, where content addressing means any edit produces a different address while the original remains. Storage is paid for with postage stamps that have a public expiry, so a record cannot be changed in place until that point. Reviewers can verify a record by checking its hash without trusting the storer, and provenance models such as W3C PROV can link outputs to the inputs and actions that produced them. The author notes that the open toolkit currently runs on a test network, and that some elements remain proposals.