Independent Test Data · IPFS-Immutable Receipts

DingDawg Governance — Verified Results

Real test data. Real receipts. Real audit trails.

91/100Harness Score
< 50msGovernance Overhead
100%Fail-Closed
Governance Receipt

What a Governance Receipt Looks Like

Every governed action produces a cryptographically signed receipt. The IPFS CID is immutable proof — if the receipt changes, the CID changes.

governance_receipt.json
{ "receipt_id": "gov_1a2b3c4d5e6f", "agent_id": "@hipaa-intake", "action_type": "read_patient_record", "decision": "allow", "risk_score": 22, "risk_tier": "medium", "timestamp": "2026-04-06T09:00:00Z", "explanation": { "primary_trigger": "read_only_access", "causal_chain": [ "read_patient_record → read_only_access policy → +8pts", "cumulative_score=22 < 40 → decision=allow" ], "confidence": 0.98, "counterfactual": null }, "ipfs_cid": "bafybeigdyrzt5sfp7udm7hu76uh7y26nf3efuylqabf3oclgtqy55fbzdi", "verified_badge": { "text": "Powered by DingDawg Verified", "embed_url": "https://dingdawg.com/verify/gov_1a2b3c4d5e6f" }}

Every governed action produces a cryptographically signed receipt. The ipfs_cid is an immutable Content Identifier — if the receipt is altered in any way, the CID will no longer match. Regulators can verify any receipt independently via any IPFS gateway.

Head-to-Head

Governed vs Ungoverned Agent

What you get when governance is present — versus what a raw, unguarded agent leaves behind.

MetricRaw AgentDingDawg Governed
Audit trail
None
Every action receipted
Failed action detection
Silent
Blocked + logged
Rollback capability
Manual
Automated
Regulatory documentation
None
Auto-generated
Harness score
34/100
91/100
Compliance gap report
N/A
Instant
34/100
Raw Agent Harness
91/100
DingDawg Governed
Test Suite

Verified Test Results

Independent test runs. Every suite green. Timestamps on-chain.

govern_action
PASS

LNN explanation field returned on every call

Verified 2026-04-06 · dingdawg-governance@latest
audit_trail
PASS

Receipts persisted to ~/.dingdawg/governance/receipts/

Verified 2026-04-06 · dingdawg-governance@latest
compliance_check
PASS

SB 205 controls mapped, gaps identified

Verified 2026-04-06 · dingdawg-governance@latest
loop_audit
PASS

All 6 DDLP tools verified end-to-end

Verified 2026-04-06 · dingdawg-governance@latest
IPFS Immutability

Cryptographic Proof, Not a Promise

Every receipt gets a Content Identifier (CID). The CID is a cryptographic hash of the receipt content — if the receipt changes even by a single character, the CID changes. There is no way to silently alter a receipted governance decision.

Regulators can verify any receipt by checking its CID against IPFS using any public gateway — no DingDawg account required. Your compliance history outlives any company, including ours.

01
Action governed
02
Receipt generated + ECDSA signed
03
CID computed from receipt hash
04
Receipt pinned to IPFS permanently
05
CID returned — verifiable forever
Sample IPFS CID
bafybeigdyrzt5sfp7udm7hu76uh7y26nf3efuylqabf3oclgtqy55fbzdi
  • AlgorithmSHA-256 multihash
  • Codecdag-pb / UnixFS
  • VersionCIDv1 (base32)
  • Tamper-evidentYes — hash mismatch = invalid
  • Verifiable without DingDawgYes — any IPFS gateway
This CID is permanent. Any attempt to modify the underlying receipt invalidates the hash, making tampering immediately detectable.
See It In Action

Ready to Govern Your Agents?

Score your agent. Run a compliance report. Every governed call produces a receipt like the one above — cryptographically signed, IPFS-immutable, regulator-ready.

Free tier includedNo account neededResults in 60 secondsIPFS receipt on every call