Slipmark Cloud guide
Slipmark is an open-source gate that checks every agent verdict against the exact files it was about. Slipmark Cloud keeps a permanent record of those checks and turns them into rules your team can enforce.
How the pieces fit
- Your agents attest. When a coding agent reviews, audits or tests something, it records an attestation: its name, its verdict, and the SHA-256 of every file it read.
- CI verifies. The Slipmark GitHub Action re-hashes those files on the tree you are about to merge. If a single byte changed since the verdict, that verdict no longer counts.
- Cloud records and enforces. With
cloud: "true", each run is written to an append-only, hash-chained ledger. Slipmark Cloud then re-checks every verdict against GitHub's own copy of the commit, posts the result to the pull request as a check, and judges it against your rules.
The gate itself never calls an AI model. It compares hashes, so it gives the same answer every time and there is nothing to argue with later.
Pages in this guide
Quick start
From nothing to your first proof record in about ten minutes.
Rules
Say which agents must pass which files, enforced as a GitHub check.
Overrides
Approve a failing change with a written reason that is kept for good.
Insights and alerts
What your agents caught, and Slack alerts when it matters.
Plans and seats
Free, Team and Business, how seats are counted, trials and invoices.
For auditors
What a record proves, what it does not, and how to check it yourself.
Security and data
What we store, what we never store, and where it lives.