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The execution paths of AI agents are highly non-deterministic; the same initial prompt may produce different decision chains across different runs, making auditing more difficult than with traditional software.
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7/9/2026
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The Halo Open-Source Project: Building Tamper-Evident Runtime Evidence for AI Agents
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