Every action carries its own proof.
NEBU calls it a trust fabric: five proofs woven through the work of every agent and machine identity on your infrastructure, so anyone who answers for it can check what happened.
Book a callFive proofs, one fabric.
Evidence
Each action records the finding behind it, the reasoning and the result, at the moment it happens.
See one recordPlan before execute
The whole fix is written out and shown before anything runs. Consequential plans wait for a named approver; the rest are cleared by agreed policy.
Supervision and ProofLeast-privilege execution
Each step runs on a credential made for that step alone, which expires when the step ends.
Trust BoundaryTamper-evident audit trail
Records are signed and chained to the one before. Change one, and the chain shows it.
EvidenceReversible by design
Every change is prepared with its reverse before it is approved, so the decision is made knowing it can be undone.
Supervision and Proof
Woven in where your infrastructure runs.
The fabric is not a service you send data to. It runs inside your own environment, whether that is on-premises, a private cloud or an air-gapped site, and the models it uses never see your real names, addresses or secrets.
Why would we trust an AI system with production?
You don’t have to take it on trust.
Each fix it proposes is planned in the open, run one scoped step at a time, approved where it matters, recorded in a chain you can verify and staged with its way back. Trust follows from what you can check.
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Questions
Is the trust fabric a separate product?
No. It is how NEBU works: the five proofs come with every fix, whichever use case you start with.
Who can read the records?
Your team, through the roles set in your identity provider, and anyone you export them to, such as your auditor.
See the fabric on one of your own changes.
On a call, we pick a recent change in your environment and show the five proofs it would have carried.