Atlas is the trust layer for AI organizations — every agent action is signed, hash-chained, and anchored. Before we ship, we soak-test it: a continuous run with faults injected daily to prove it recovers on its own. Here's the live proof.
Atlas runs an unattended endurance test — back-to-back cycles for the full gate window, with the breakage harness injecting a fault roughly once a day. To pass, the system must keep running, recover from every fault, and lose zero receipts.
Every action emits an ed25519-signed receipt linked to the one before it. Tampering breaks the chain — visibly.
Receipts are pinned and anchored on-chain, then surfaced on a public explorer anyone can audit — no login required.
The soak injects faults daily. Passing means Atlas detects, recovers, and keeps receipting without a human in the loop.