Documentation
The whole product, written down
Every guide CarveTrace ships, organized by what you're trying to do. The canonical source is the GitHub repository ; this page is the index. Specs and references are versioned with the code — open the GitHub link to see the exact text against a tagged release.
Get oriented
Start here if you have ten minutes and want to understand what CarveTrace is.
What CarveTrace proves
The properties our evidence guarantees, in plain language.
github.com →Architecture
How the pieces fit together : SDK, chain, TSA, verifier.
github.com →Threat model
What we defend against and what we explicitly don't.
github.com →Capabilities inventory
A flat list of what the product does today, per module.
github.com →AI Act mapping
How CarveTrace evidence maps to specific EU AI Act articles and ISO 42001 controls.
AI Act events overview
The events CarveTrace ships and which AI Act obligation each addresses.
github.com →Article 12 mapping (record-keeping)
Article 12 subsections → CarveTrace events → verifier checks.
github.com →Article 12.2(a) — operator identification
How operator-session integrity is established and proved.
github.com →Article 12.2(c) + 12.4 — biometric matching
Biometric input data + match-traceability evidence.
github.com →Article 12.3 — retention
Retention policy declaration, enforcement, and proof.
github.com →Annex IV supplement
The signed, schema-versioned reporting-period summary package.
github.com →ISO 42001 mapping
CarveTrace evidence → ISO/IEC 42001:2023 controls.
github.com →Build with CarveTrace
For engineers integrating the SDK or operating the platform.
AI evidence guide
End-to-end walkthrough : instrument, sign, verify.
github.com →CLI reference
Every carvetrace subcommand with flags and examples.
github.com →Protocol reference
The wire formats, schema hashes, and canonical encodings.
github.com →SDK feature matrix
What every SDK + adapter combination supports.
github.com →Cloud deployment guide
AWS / GCP / Azure / OVHcloud deployment patterns.
github.com →Auth deployment guide
OIDC / SAML SSO setup, reverse-proxy auth, RBAC.
github.com →Operate and verify
For SREs, compliance officers, and auditors using the product day-to-day.
Evidence report guide
Generate, customize, and interpret the coverage report.
github.com →Verifier guide
How to verify a bundle locally, in browser, or via CLI.
github.com →Cross-implementation harness
How Java ↔ WASM ↔ Python verdict parity is proven in CI.
github.com →Tamper report guide
What a failed verification looks like and how to read it.
github.com →Integrity checking
Continuous chain-integrity validation in production.
github.com →TSA anchoring guide
How RFC 3161 anchoring works and which TSAs to use.
github.com →TSA cadence configuration
Tuning anchor frequency to your retention + cost profile.
github.com →QTSP selection
Picking an eIDAS-qualified Trusted Service Provider.
github.com →Anchor publisher guide
Publishing chain anchors via OpenTimestamps and Bitcoin.
github.com →Compliance officer workflow
Day-in-the-life walkthrough for a CCO using CarveTrace.
github.com →Multiparty verification guide
Independent verification by auditor + regulator + customer.
github.com →Security + posture
For security review and procurement due diligence.
Security overview
Crypto choices, supply chain, ops posture.
github.com →Security known limitations
Honest accounting of what is and isn't mitigated today.
github.com →Timestamping model
The trust + threat model behind RFC 3161 + OpenTimestamps.
github.com →Threat model
Adversaries we defend against ; what we explicitly don't.
github.com →Security page on this site
Public-facing security posture summary.
on this site →Don't see what you need?
Drop us a line at contact@carvetrace.com with what you're trying to evaluate. If the answer is in our docs and just isn't surfaced here, we'll add it. If it isn't, we'll write the doc and ship it.