The verification layer for consequential AI.
Truss is the technical infrastructure that makes AI outputs safe to act on — in law, contracts, regulation, and high-stakes domains.
Why Truss was Built
AI is being deployed in domains where errors have material consequences. A lawyer cites a case that doesn't exist, leading to malpractice and sanctions. A contract is signed with a fabricated clause, creating millions in uncalculated liability.
The industry gap is glaring: AI systems produce outputs, but no independent verification layer exists to prove those outputs are authorized, accurate, and compliant. The world acts on unverified AI anyway, leading to real damage.
Truss closes this gap. It acts as a protocol-level checkpoint. Before an AI takes an action, Truss verifies its mandate. After an AI takes an action, Truss generates a cryptographic, court-legible receipt proving exactly what the AI did.
The Three Truss Guarantees
Cryptographic Provenance
Every output is signed. The AI model, the source text, and any human overrides are permanently recorded using Ed25519 signatures.
Mandate Enforcement
Truss strictly enforces plain-English authorization rules (e.g., "Agent cannot execute trades over $10k") before an action is permitted.
Open Interoperability
Built on open schemas (Condicio) and open protocols (TAP). Truss ensures your compliance data is never trapped in a proprietary format.
Built by Tensflare
Truss is the flagship infrastructure built by Tensflare Ltd. Founded in 2024, Tensflare was built by lawyers who spent years in private practice, regulatory roles, and capital markets — watching the same AI failures repeat.
Infrastructure must be neutral
Trust cannot be proprietary. If the verification layer is owned by one vendor, it's not trust — it's dependency. We open-source our core standards because it is structurally required.
Empirical truth over narrative
We build on real data: 1,459+ incidents, $145K+ in sanctions. Numbers are our voice. Claims without mathematical proof do not ship.