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Who wrote it? Where does it come from? Who verified it?

ForgeProof by Flying Cloud Technology


We’ve spent the last two years teaching machines to write code. Today, teams are shipping production code with Replit agents,Anthropic Claude, OpenAI models, internal copilots, and stitched-together multi-model workflows. That’s no longer experimental. That’s production reality.

But, if Claude wrote it…if OpenAI generated it…and if an agent assembled it, how do you prove it? How do you know it’s secure? When questions come up, where is your proof of model version, policies, guardrails in place, and whether or not it was altered after generation? You don’t have any.

That’s a huge supply chain risk that just became very obvious. Recent Pentagon and White House decisions around Anthropic and federal adoption of frontier AI systems brought the risk clearly into focus. Contractors and regulated environments are about to face serious questions about model usage, lineage, and compliance boundaries. Organizations working in the defense industrial base, toward CMMC compliance, or supporting federal systems can’t pass an audit by saying “we used an AI tool.”

Accountability, Provenance, Verification is Here
Flying Cloud Technology just announced ForgeProof, an Apache 2.0 licensed open-source platform for cryptographic provenance and attestation of AI-generated and human-authored software. ForgeProof embeds cryptographic attestation directly into the development lifecycle so provenance is verifiable, tamper-evident, and audit-ready. In an AI-native software supply chain, trust is now provable.

ForgeProof is built on the same data lineage and chain-of-custody backbone that powers CrowsNest. We’ve been tracking sensitive data transformations and provenance across regulated environments for years. Now we’re applying that same deterministic, cryptographic approach to code—especially AI-assisted code.

ForgeProof is released under Apache 2.0 because this problem is bigger than any one company. The community needs a common, extensible proof layer. Contractors need something they can inspect, build on, and integrate into their pipelines without licensing friction.
Learn more about ForgeProof and why it’s a mission-critical, indispensable layer for multi-model attestation, policy enforcement, and regulatory compliance. Visit https://forgeproof.flyingcloudtech.com/, or view on GitHub.