You tell the customer it shipped. It didn’t.
Know whether it actually happened.
When your app or AI agent calls a payment, booking, or provisioning API, a timeout doesn’t mean it failed, and a 200 doesn’t mean it worked. Truth Engine checks the real outcome before you retry, refund, or tell a customer anything.
Proven today: GitHub repository creation · Supabase record creation.
Your API response isn’t the truth.
You retry. The customer is charged twice.
Your agent guesses. Finance cleans up.
How it works.
Truth Engine sits between your app or AI agent and the third-party API for actions you need to verify.
Send the action. Route a refund, order, booking, or agent action through Truth Engine.
It records and verifies. If the response is lost, it checks the provider through the allowed evidence path.
You get a proven outcome. Plus the evidence that justifies it.
POST /v1/protected-actions
{
"action": "refund.create",
"provider": "payments",
"params": { "order": "A-1042", "amount": 400 }
}
outcome: "SATISFIED"
evidence: "provider record"
Illustrative request shape. Exact evaluation schema is issued with approved access.
Three outcomes. Each tells you what to do next.
It happened.
Confirm the result to the customer or calling system.
Proven not to have happened.
Retry only if execution authority permits it.
Not provable yet.
Don’t retry blindly. Reconcile, wait, or escalate.
“AI may decide what to do. It doesn’t decide what happened.”
Built for your role.
Use one protected-action API instead of custom retry and reconciliation logic for each integration.
Read the API →Reduce duplicate actions, support tickets, and ambiguous customer states.
See the use cases →See why an action is SATISFIED, NOT_SATISFIED, or still UNKNOWN—including agent actions.
Visit Trust →Where it fits, honestly.
GitHub repository creation · Supabase record creation
Refunds · orders · bookings · provisioning · access changes · agent actions
Early access is open. We want you to break it.
Get scoped evaluation access, run your hardest failure case, and tell us what you find. Engineers who find gaps shape the roadmap.