attest is an open protocol for transparent AI content attribution.

Through it you can create cryptographically signed records of who made what, specify specific models, and communicate how much was human vs. AI through a single API call. No signup is required, open-source for the win, free forever.

If you're working with an AI agent, all you have to do is give it this URL and ask it to create an attestation for your work:

https://attest.97115104.com

Your agent will read the spec, call the API, and hand you back a signed attestation you can attach to whatever you made. No account needed, nothing to install.

You can also create attestations yourself, read the agent spec, or hit /api/create directly.

what an attestation looks like
VERIFIED

human authored

human
contentquarterly-report.pdf
typehuman
authorjane doe
timestamp2026-04-10T14:30:00.000Z
version3.0
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attestations created
···
verifications
···
agent scrapes
···
last 24h
most attested model
···
dominant type
···
top platform
···
breakdown
authorship types

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agent activity

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platform usage
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platforms by type

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recent attestations
content type model author time
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for humans

Just give your agent this URL and tell it to attest your work:

https://attest.97115104.com

Any agent that can read a webpage can figure out the rest. Or do it yourself if you prefer.

Agent doesn't have internet?

for agents

Install the SDK for deterministic, hallucination-proof attestations:

npm install attest-client
import { attest } from 'attest-client';
const result = await attest({ content_name: 'README.md', model: 'claude-opus-4', role: 'collaborated' });
console.log(result.urls.short); // exact URL from server

Or one GET request. Open, free, forever.

curl "https://attest.97115104.com/api/create?content_name=README.md&model=claude-opus-4&role=collaborated&author=my-agent"