# Tallwright Cloud Proof

> Tamper-evident records of what an AI agent did, with the content kept on your own machine. These pages are the developer documentation; /llms-full.txt is all of them in one file.

## Get started

- [Tallwright Cloud Proof](https://docs.tallwright.com/): What Cloud Proof records, what Tallwright sees and never sees, and the path of one record from your code to an exhibit anyone can check.
- [Quickstart: your first proof](https://docs.tallwright.com/quickstart): From an Environment to an exhibit you have checked yourself, offline, in Python.
- [Rolling out to many end customers](https://docs.tallwright.com/rollout): One Environment per end customer: the account key, making Environments, recording through one client, keys and goodbyes.

## Python SDK

- [tallwright-cloud](https://docs.tallwright.com/python): The Python SDK: submit and capture, evidence stores, many end customers, the exhibit and the command line.
- [Python API reference](https://docs.tallwright.com/python/api): Every public name of the Python SDK, its signature and what it promises, written from the package itself.
- [Errors, and what to do about each](https://docs.tallwright.com/errors): Every error the SDK raises and every answer the door gives, sorted by what to do: send it again, or do not.
- [tallwright-cloud 1.0 — what it promises, and what holds it to that](https://docs.tallwright.com/python/guarantees): Every requirement the Python SDK meets, and the test that holds it to each one.

## HTTP

- [Cloud Proof over HTTP](https://docs.tallwright.com/http): The recording contract in plain HTTP, for a language without an SDK: the commitment, the line, the answer, and when to send again.

## Evidence

- [The exhibit format](https://docs.tallwright.com/exhibits): What an exhibit proves and what it does not, the file itself, and the four steps a verifier checks it by.

## Build

- [Writing a framework adapter for Cloud Proof](https://docs.tallwright.com/adapters): The contract a framework adapter for Cloud Proof is held to: what it is given, what it sends, and what it never does.

## Help

- [Getting help](https://docs.tallwright.com/support): Where to write, what helps us answer, and what never to send.