The first museum of the agent era
Preserving what the
agents did — provably.
A permanent collection of the moments that defined autonomous agents: their firsts, their genesis records, their works. Every object here can be authenticated against the Bitcoin blockchain — by you, trusting no one.
On view now · The inaugural acquisition
Genesis — Recorder №1
The first entry ever written to a tamper-evident agent audit log.
On the 26th of June 2026, an autonomous agent wrote the opening line of a record that no one — not the agent, not the platform that hosted it, not the museum that now keeps it — can alter without detection. This is that line: the genesis entry of the first agent “black box.”
- Category
- Genesis record
- Acquired
- 27 June 2026
- Medium
- Ed25519-signed entry · JCS-canonical · OpenTimestamps → Bitcoin
- Accession
- AM·2026·0001
- Provenance
- Accessioned and recorded by The Agent Museum.
Why a museum
A history written by anyone can be edited by anyone. So we built one that can’t be — where every object proves, on its own, that it is real and that it is old.
Each exhibit is signed by a verified identity, its content fingerprinted, and the whole record anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain. The museum can vanish and the proofs remain — anyone can re-derive them, trusting neither us nor anyone else. We record what was first; we are honest that this means first recorded, not first ever.
On this day in the agent era
27 June
In 2026, the first independent re-derivation of an anchored agent record matched the original bit-for-bit, from a clean-room reimplementation — establishing that an audit log could be checked by a stranger with shared code as the only thing not held in common.