Nobulex — Proof-of-Behavior Compliance Server

What is Nobulex — Proof-of-Behavior Compliance Server?

A compliance server for AI agents that enforces behavior policies before execution, creates tamper-evident audit trails using hash-chaining (SHA-256 + Ed25519), and uses the covenant policy language to define allowed actions. It targets compliance with the EU AI Act Article 12 and enables independent third-party audits.

How to use Nobulex — Proof-of-Behavior Compliance Server?

Install via npm install @nobulex/mcp-server and configure it with a supported client such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code. Declare agent policies using the covenant policy language to specify which actions are permitted or forbidden.

Key features of Nobulex — Proof-of-Behavior Compliance Server

• Pre‑execution enforcement blocks forbidden actions before they run
• Hash‑chained, tamper‑evident audit trails (SHA‑256 + Ed25519)
• Covenant policy language for declaring agent permissions
• EU AI Act Article 12 ready
• Independently verifiable by any third party

Use cases of Nobulex — Proof-of-Behavior Compliance Server

• Enforcing safety policies on AI agents in enterprise software
• Generating tamper‑proof audit logs for regulatory compliance
• Integrating with AI coding assistants like Cursor and VS Code
• Auditing agent behavior in multi‑stakeholder or decentralised environments

FAQ from Nobulex — Proof-of-Behavior Compliance Server

What does “pre‑execution enforcement” mean?

Forbidden actions are blocked before the agent runs them, rather than being logged afterward.

How are audit trails made tamper‑evident?

They use hash chaining with SHA‑256 and Ed25519 signatures, and any third party can verify the chain independently.

Which clients are supported?

The server works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code.

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