AI Agent Audit Logs
A record of what
your agents did.
When compliance asks what the agent decided and why, vague chat logs and “it ran successfully” messages won’t cut it. MUTX keeps a complete trace history — so you can answer that question definitively, with the full execution context, not just a summary.
Audit log properties
Logs built for answers,
not just retention.
Most audit logs are written for compliance retention requirements — not for actual operator use. MUTX audit logs are structured for investigation: every record has enough context to reconstruct what happened and understand why, not just that something occurred.
Decision records
Every agent decision — what it tried to do, what tool it called, what it read or wrote, what the outcome was — recorded as a durable trace with enough context to reconstruct what happened without asking the agent to explain itself.
Policy evaluation traces
When a governance policy is evaluated, that evaluation is in the log — not just whether it passed, but what policy version was active, what the input was, and what the decision was.
Operator accountability
Who configured an agent, who approved a deployment, who reviewed and overrode a guardrail decision — all in the audit log, attached to the trace they affected.
Compliance export
Audit logs structured for compliance review — filterable by policy, operator, time range, and outcome. Export what compliance teams need to see without giving them access to the full operational surface.
Connected surfaces
Everything feeds
the audit log.
Audit logs aren’t a separate system in MUTX — they’re where everything that happens in the control plane ends up. Governance evaluations, approval decisions, deployment records, and monitoring traces all attach to the audit log — so a single record gives you the full picture.
Governance
Policy evaluations are in the audit log — not just whether a policy passed or failed, but the full evaluation trace with the policy version and input context.
Monitoring
Traces feed the audit log. Every tool call, every outcome, every error — in a record that satisfies compliance requirements and helps operators reason about incidents.
Approvals
Approval decisions — who approved, what they approved, the full context — are in the audit log. The complete chain from request to approval to outcome.
Guardrails
Guardrail violations are first-class audit events. You see the policy that was violated, the operation that was attempted, and the context — not just an error code.
Get started
Answer the question
before compliance asks it.
Download the Mac app and run an agent. Open the audit log and see the complete record — every decision, every policy evaluation, every operator action — structured for compliance review and operator investigation alike.