Local audit logs — What gets recorded
The daemon writes two categories of local record Evaluation records capture each policy decision: the resource, the action, the verdict, and the reason for a denial.
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The daemon writes two categories of local record
Evaluation records capture each policy decision: the resource, the action, the verdict, and the reason for a denial. Session lifecycle records mark the start and end of each daemon run. Evaluation records share the run's audit_session_id, so you can correlate every decision back to a daemon session.
Records contain metadata only. They don't contain prompt content, agent output, or parameter values. For field details, see Audit record reference.
A network evaluation record looks like this
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