Agent Identity & Security
What architecture does Catalyst use to support verifiable execution without slowing down agent workflows?
Catalyst uses a sidecar-based architecture where durable execution state and audit events are written asynchronously to a persistent store. The agent runner continues processing without waiting for log confirmation. Cryptographic signatures are applied in a background pipeline, so the audit trail is built without blocking the probabilistic steps. This keeps latency low while ensuring eventual consistency for verifiability.
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