ChainProof Roadmap — What's Coming

✓ shipped

REST API

Full lifecycle over HTTP: chains, entries, verify, agents, artifacts, team management. No SDK needed — works with fetch, curl, or any HTTP client.

✓ shipped

Hash-chained ledger

SHA-256 chain across all entries per chain. Any post-hoc edit shifts every downstream hash. Independently recomputable — you don't have to trust our verify endpoint.

✓ shipped

Multi-tenant teams

Workspace isolation, role-based access (owner → admin → member → viewer), invite flow, scoped API keys per agent.

⟳ coming soon

TypeScript SDK

A thin, typed wrapper over the REST API. cp.chains.create(), cp.entries.append(), cp.chains.verify() — the ergonomic API you'd expect. npm package in progress.

⟳ planned

Python SDK

Same coverage as the TypeScript SDK. Async-first with httpx. Designed for LangChain, AutoGen, and custom agent frameworks.

✓ shipped

Webhook delivery

Push events to your infrastructure on chain.completed, chain.failed, chain.broken, and scope.violation. HMAC-signed payloads, configurable per workspace.

⟳ planned

Audit log export

Export full ledger history as NDJSON or CSV. Scheduled exports to S3-compatible storage. Required for enterprise compliance workflows.

◌ considering

External chain anchoring

Publish chain heads to a system ChainProof doesn't control — a public blockchain, a CT log, or a client-held root. The only path to a genuinely cryptographic guarantee.

ChainProof ships incrementally — each release is a single focused addition. The hash chain is the core; everything else is layered on top. If something on this list matters to your use case, open an issue on GitHub.

What's coming.

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What's coming.

Your agents are running.Is there a record?

Your agents are running.
Is there a record?