The receipt ledger
An autonomous employee is only worth having if you can check its work. Every action it takes writes one row you can read, audit and export.
Why this exists
The loudest complaint about autonomous AI products is not that they fail — it is that you cannot tell whether they did anything. A cheerful summary saying "I researched your market and improved your landing page" is unfalsifiable. It is also exactly what a system that did nothing would say.
So we made the audit trail a product surface rather than a log file. If the report claims a page shipped, there is a row showing the write, the resulting status code, and a link to the page.
What one row contains
| Field | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| time | When the action started, to the second. |
| action | Which tool ran — publish_page, send_email, search_market, write_doc. |
| result | What came back: a status code, a file name, a count, or "held for approval". |
| artifact | A link to the thing produced — the page, the document, the commit diff. |
| model | Which model did the thinking, so a change in quality is traceable. |
| tokens | In and out, so the size of the work is verifiable rather than asserted. |
| duration | Milliseconds — useful when something is slow rather than broken. |
Append-only, and that is enforced
The application's database role has no permission to update or delete a receipt row. Not "we choose not to" — it cannot. A ledger that can be edited after the fact is a log, and a log is not evidence.
Yours to take
Export any range as CSV or JSON, any time, with no support ticket and no waiting period. If you leave, the ledger leaves with you.
No surprise bills, ever
Your plan is flat and always includes enough for the employee to keep building and improving the site — there is no meter running against you and no overage line at the end of the month. The receipts exist so you can verify the work happened, not so you have to watch a counter. It is also the whole argument against paying a percentage of your revenue: a flat plan is a flat plan.
Compare: a competitor charging 20% of revenue bills a business doing $10,000 a month $2,000 for that month — however much or little was actually done. A flat plan cannot do that to you.
Every row on this page is also available over HTTP — pull your ledger with the API. It is included with any plan.