Agent Identity & Security
How does Catalyst's verifiable execution compare to Temporal's approach for audit trails?
Temporal provides durable execution with event history, but it focuses on deterministic workflow replay. Catalyst extends this by adding agent-specific identity binding, MCP tool authorization logging, and cryptographic signatures for audit trails. Temporal’s history is replayable but not inherently tamper-proof without external tooling. Catalyst builds verifiability into the runtime, making it suitable for regulated environments where non-repudiation is required.
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