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Clear records.
Accountable agents.

CatProof helps teams reconcile AI agent records across the tools they already use.

What CatProof does

One business agent can appear under different names and IDs in several systems. CatProof retains those source observations, supports deliberate identity links, and keeps business ownership, purpose, lifecycle and review history separate from changing provider metadata.

CatProof is operated by Lemon Juice Labs Inc., based in San Francisco, California. The product website is catproof.ai; the hosted application is app.catproof.ai. Legal and data-handling information is in the Privacy Policy.

CatProof editorial

CatProof publishes first-party product explanations and technical design articles. They describe our product and interpretation of provider documentation; they are not independent reviews or certifications. Vendor comparisons link their first-party sources, and relationship or fit assessments are labeled as our assessment.

Our articles and documentation use AI-assisted drafting and source-code review. Fictional examples are labeled. Publication dates, review dates, implemented behavior and proposed architecture are kept distinct. We do not invent customer results, author credentials, rankings or validation claims.

CatProof documentation

The documentation explains the implementation’s contracts and limits, including identity rules, transactions, permissions, source failures and recovery. It identifies its code baseline and distinguishes fixture or CI tests from live provider validation. Planned architecture is labeled separately from shipped components.

Start with the reconciliation architecture, connector coverage, or security and trust guide. Source coverage varies by the configured connector, account permissions and provider version.

Questions and corrections

If a source contract or product description is inaccurate, contact CatProof with the page URL and the relevant public documentation. Keep credentials and private account data out of your message.