Open standard
AIVS
AIVS is the “show your work” layer: structured evidence, signatures, and verifier-friendly packaging so integrity claims do not collapse into screenshots.
Definition
What it is
An open specification (draft) that standardizes integrity verification artifacts for agentic systems, aligned with serious compliance framing (including EU AI Act and NIST-oriented language in the draft set).
Who it's for
Builders implementing verification, auditors reviewing evidence, and marketplaces wiring release conditions to proofs.
When to use
- You need a portable proof format, not a proprietary log dump
- You are connecting escrow release to verifier attestations
- You want offline validation of session records
Numbers and limits
- Stands for
- Agentic Integrity Verification Standard
- Core idea
- Proof bundles + cryptography + self-verifiable records
- Pairs with
- VCAP release rules and Conduit-style verification flows
- License
- Dual MIT / Apache 2.0 (like sibling specs)