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DCL Trust Oracle – Deep Audit Chain Record Lookup
x402
DCL Trust Oracle – Deep Audit Chain Record Lookup is a paid API for AI agents from bazaar.fronesislabs.com, paid per call via x402, $0.5/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-27).
Retrieves a single audit-chain record by transaction hash, including drift context, chain position, tamper detection location, and chain integrity status.
Price / call$0.5
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Read one audit-chain record by tx_hash, plus drift context, chain position and tamper location. Use the tx_hash returned by any earlier DCL evaluate or scan call. GET path parameter, no JSON body.
Output
Returns a structured audit record containing: tx_hash, agent_id, verdict, reason, confidence score, task_type, timestamp, chain_index (position in audit chain), prev_hash (link to prior record), chain_integrity (boolean indicating whether chain is intact), seal_text, verify_url, tampered_at_index (null if no tampering), tamper_reason (null if no tampering), and drift_context (object or null describing behavioral drift).
Example use cases
Tamper investigation for flagged agent action
“I got a suspicious result from a previous DCL evaluate call — can you pull the deep audit record for tx_hash 0xdeadbeef1234 and tell me whether the chain shows tampering, at which index it occurred, and what the tamper reason is?”
Audit trail review for compliance report
“For compliance, I need the full chain context on that agent evaluation we ran earlier — grab the deep audit entry for tx_hash 0xabcdef789012, including the chain index, previous hash, seal text, and chain integrity flag.”
Drift context check after anomalous agent behavior
“Our agent behaved unexpectedly on its last action — look up the deep audit record for tx_hash 0x999aaa111bbb in the DCL Trust Oracle and give me the drift context and confidence score so I can understand what happened.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://bazaar.fronesislabs.com/audit/:tx_hash/deep?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you already have a tx_hash from a prior DCL evaluate or scan call and need the full deep audit context — specifically chain position, drift context, and tamper detection details. Prefer this over the basic audit record endpoint when you need chain_index, prev_hash, tampered_at_index, tamper_reason, and drift_context in a single response. This is the right endpoint for compliance reviews, tamper investigations, and behavioral drift analysis on previously evaluated agent actions.
Side effects
- tx_hash not found – returns 404 if the transaction hash does not correspond to any audit record
- Invalid tx_hash format – may return 400 if the hash is malformed
- Payment not completed – returns 402 if the x402 payment has not been made or is insufficient
- Rate limiting – may return 429 if too many requests are made in a short window
- Internal server error – returns 500 if the audit chain backend is unavailable
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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