Audit log

The BRAIAN audit log is the append-only record of everything a run did: trigger payload, definition version, model decisions, tool calls, policy evaluations, escalations, human approvals and final outputs. Entries cannot be edited or deleted, and each one is linked to the run and version that produced it.

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What is captured?

The trigger, its source system and the definition version that handled it.
Each model decision with the inputs it was given, excluding secrets.
Every tool call, its parameters, its result status and its latency.
Every policy evaluation with the rule that matched and the decision it returned.
Every escalation, approver identity, decision and amendment.

How long is data retained, and how do you export it?

Retention is configured per environment and per data classification. Logs can be streamed to an external system so evidence lives where the compliance function already works.

bash

braian audit export --run 01JR4K7Q --format json
braian audit stream --env production --sink siem

Using the log as evidence

Because entries are produced by the runtime rather than assembled afterwards, they can be used directly in internal audits and regulatory reviews. See Governance and compliance for the mapping to specific obligations.