Attestation is all you need

TrustedRouter argues that policies alone are insufficient for handling high-value prompts and promotes an attested gateway that lets users verify which code receives their requests. Its trust page is intended to allow comparison of open-source source commits, release digests, and running images before traffic is routed, helping users assess whether a route meets their privacy requirements. The platform separates functions between a control plane for accounts, billing, documentation, and status, and an API plane dedicated to prompt traffic through the attested gateway, while provider-specific retention and confidential-computing information remains on provider pages. It also distinguishes currently available legal and procurement terms from those requiring signed agreements, enabling lawyers, engineers, and automated agents to independently review the evidence most relevant to their roles.

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