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Compliance & Operations

Query the audit log, run agent fleets, and build multi-tenant apps.

By the end of this track

You’ll be able to answer who-did-what from the audit log, run a fleet of agents, and operate 1Claw for many tenants.

11 lessons~33 min33 questions
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  1. 1Audit and complianceQuery the tamper-evident audit log and understand how writes are hardened.
  2. 2Lab: prove nobody read itLabBuild a hash-chained audit log, try to answer an auditor's question, then edit and delete entries and watch the chain object.
  3. 3Lab: answer a question your log is too young to answerLabSet a retention window, then ask about a period that falls outside it and watch an empty result look like an answer.
  4. 4Agent fleet managementProvision agents at scale, scope their vaults, then rotate a key and deactivate an agent.
  5. 5Lab: ask the log who did itLabRun the same three actions under one shared identity and under one per job, then ask the log a question an auditor would ask.
  6. 6Platform API multitenancyRegister a platform app and bootstrap a user's vault, agent, and signing keys from a template.
  7. 7Fleet management at platform scaleOne bootstrap template can provision a thousand agents. Manage them as a cohort without any single request becoming the largest privilege change the API can express.
  8. 8Declarative charts: provisioning that refuses more than it doesOne YAML file describes a whole swarm. What 1claw apply will not do to reality is more interesting than what it will.
  9. 9Sub-organizationsModel departments, subsidiaries, or customers as isolated sub-orgs with delegated permissions and their own wallets.
  10. 10Lab: audit what 1Claw discloses about itselfLabFetch every well-known metadata file 1Claw publishes and apply the audit-and-compliance track's own standards to the vendor this course has been teaching from.
  11. 11Capstone: architect a control planeCapstoneThe closing exercise. Design the whole system for a hostile brief, and defend the trade-offs you make.