Change attribution
“Something changed” is not enough information. The etg24 change log answers the three questions that matter.
The change log
Every change through the platform is recorded with its actor:
- What changed — the exact entity and the exact fields.
- Who changed it — the specific agent, via its key, on behalf of a person or the company.
- When — the exact point in time.
There is no “the API changed something”. There is a change, and there is the actor who caused it.
Built on per-agent attribution
The change log works because every agent is a distinct actor. Multi-agent setups — a nightly sync, a support bot, an employee’s personal automations — all write into the same log as individually traceable actors. When something unexpected happens, the log tells you exactly which agent did it, so you can disable that one key without affecting the others.
The foundation of safety
Attribution is the raw material of the safety story: agents act with identity, scopes limit what they can do, the change log records what they did, and rollback keeps their mistakes reversible.