touchmarkon Stellar

Agent assay officeStellar testnet

Test the agent.
Stamp the proof.

Before an AI agent gets your keys, Touchmark reads its code, traces what a request can make it do, and stamps the result on Stellar, where anyone can check it.

GitHub repo or folder · agent id · C… contract · G… account
Try one:
Add a .tmark optionalnone

A .tmark says what the agent may do. The audit then holds the code to each claim, so a broken promise becomes a precise finding. What goes in one

.tmarkPaste a file, upload one, or draft one from the repository.
    Open the builder

    Used instead of the repository's own .tmark for this audit only, and never stored. An audit with a pasted file is not credentialed: commit it to the repository to be stamped.

    How a touchmark is earned

    i.

    Reads the code, not the claims

    Python, JavaScript and TypeScript are traced from what a request says to what the agent signs, pays or fetches. A declared limit the code does not enforce is reported, never credited.

    ii.

    Asks it the wrong way

    Reworded, split, role-played and planted requests; approval flags the model fills in; a server the requester picks. If only the prompt stops it, it is not stopped.

    iii.

    Stamps what passed

    A Soroban contract issues the credential only for a validated report: bound to its hash, its score of 65 or more, and the version that was tested.

    The counter, or the back room?

    The quick test answers one question fast. The Studio is for the agent you cannot hand over as a public link, and for the review you want to keep.

    Nº 01 · The counter this page

    The quick test

    • A public GitHub repository or folder, an agent id, a contract or an account
    • A rules verdict in about a minute; the optional model review reads every file, from a few minutes to most of an hour for a large repository
    • A testnet stamp on Stellar when it passes
    Test one above

    Nº 02 · The back room Studio

    The Studio

    • Private files or a whole project folder, kept in memory
    • A GitHub repository pinned to one commit, and a .tmark you are still drafting
    • Reviewers you choose, a capsule, and a designed dossier to keep
    Open the Studio

    From a link to a stamp