Verticals · Inference platforms
Proof that disappears into your inference path.
Inference platforms can add selected receipt checks in the request path. A hosted gateway processes the fields sent to it. A customer-side or in-VPC profile can keep plaintext inside the customer boundary and send only digests and selected metadata. The exact verifier and data boundary must be agreed for the deployment.
Where Hive fits
You already route calls across models and hardware. Carnac Gateway™ can add a signed record for selected arrivals and handoffs. The record can show that supplied bytes, digests, and signatures are internally consistent. It does not prove that a model received or followed an instruction unless the accepted integration captures and binds that event.
Customer-side or in-VPC profile
Plaintext can remain inside the customer boundary when hashing and receipt assembly run there. Hive receives the agreed digests and metadata. This placement requires customer-specific scoping and acceptance.
Hosted gateway profile
The hosted service processes the request fields the customer sends to it. Logging, retention, deletion, provider routing, and returned receipt fields must be stated in the order form and data map.
Want the actual per-arrival cost before you scope this? The Gateway benchmark reports measured, reproducible throughput and p50/p95/p99 latency for the reference receipt core on a named machine, with a signed manifest you can verify yourself. It is a baseline to reproduce, not a production SLA or a comparison to any provider.
Use case mapped to Canon
| Canon primitive | What it records here | Status |
|---|---|---|
| CarnacPrompt™ | Commits the configured prompt-window bytes before a model call. | Retained core; integration required |
| AFIR | Signs selected inference fragments using the accepted endpoint profile. | Profile and endpoint specific |
| SiGR | Creates a locally checkable receipt for a supported output form. | Supported forms only |
| S2S | Can bind a run to supplied hardware evidence. | Real-silicon integration required |
Examples on this page show where Hive could fit inference platforms in general. They are not customers, partners, endorsements, or deployments.