The seal

A named person signs. The record survives.

Every Katun module leaves signed evidence of who approved what. Verifiable without us.

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AI writes. Humans approve.

Three questions

When the regulator asks, the answer exists or it does not.

What did the AI decide?

Agent prepared; person approved.

Who approved it?

Identified person, role and exact content.

What will you show?

Person, date, hash and signature. Public key.

Inside every module

Why every Katun module carries the seal.

Guatemala already requires AI governance (JM-98-2025). One certificate per operation.

See the Katun Commerce certificate (ES)
See detail
  • Commerce: certificate per sale: who authorized, which agent, which limits, which rail.
  • Compliance: signed record per KYC and AML decision.
  • Governance: minutes and close with signature; what is closed does not move.
  • Collections, Remittances, Public services, SMEs: evidence per charge, per operation, per filing, per invoice.
  • The Central American Monetary Council speaks of a copilot with human supervision (Infobae, 17 Aug 2026). Katun itself is built with LineBreak: every AI-written change carries a named person's signature.
Katun transaction evidence certificate
As a standalone product

Three pieces in your engineering workflow.

Gate

Blocks the merge without a signature.

Bridge

Serves the approved spec to the agent over MCP.

Record

Signed record, ready for the auditor.

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Public proof

A critical vulnerability. Merge stays gray until someone signs.