Read the audit trail
The audit trail is the organization’s record of decisions. Owners and admins read it in the
Console under Assurance, or page through it with tanomis org audit. Every entry names an actor, an
action, the tenant where relevant, and the decision.
From the CLI
Section titled “From the CLI”tanomis org audittanomis org audit --limit 200tanomis org audit --cursor "$NEXT_CURSOR" -o jsonUse -o json in scripts; the cursor in the response continues the page.
What you will find
Section titled “What you will find”| Family | Examples |
|---|---|
| Membership | Invitations sent, accepted, revoked; roles changed; ownership transferred |
| Access | Agent connector access enabled and disabled |
| Deployment | Versions registered, promoted, enabled, disabled, retired |
| Runtime decisions | Policy allow and deny verdicts, egress refusals, model refusals |
| Approvals | Permission requests, who answered, what they decided |
| Delegation | Each agent.delegate attempt, admitted or refused, with the authority chain |
| Support | Actions taken under a support grant, with the grant |
Read one entry
Section titled “Read one entry”An entry carries the principal that acted, the agent version where one acted, the run and session ids where the action belongs to a run, the policy and decision, and hashes of any content the decision was about. The run and session ids are how you get from an entry to the execution trace and back; see Traces and content classes.
From the Console
Section titled “From the Console”The Ledger tab of Assurance lists entries across the selected tenant with filters for agent, decision, and plane. Selecting an entry opens the ledger record. Decisions shows the policy decisions on their own with a link into the ledger entry for each; see Policy decisions.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”- Audit and evidence: what the ledger proves.
- Export an auditor package: handing the record to someone outside your organization.