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Shows how to build a tamper-proof audit log from TEE-verified inferences. Each entry captures the transaction hash, TEE signature, TEE ID and a SHA-256 content hash for local tamper detection. Uses INDIVIDUAL_FULL settlement for maximum on-chain transparency.
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examples/llm_audit_trail.py— demonstrates how to build atamper-proof audit log from TEE-verified inferences.
What it demonstrates
Why it's useful
OpenGradient's core value proposition is verifiable AI. This example
shows users exactly how to operationalize that — capturing and verifying
cryptographic proof of every inference. Useful for compliance workflows,
DeFi protocols, and any application requiring an audit trail.
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