Automatic renewal laws · signed report
A signed renewal evidence report
A signed report adds a dated Ed25519 signature over this report's SHA-256, which anyone can check later; only the hash is sent to be signed. The report itself is complete without it. $49, once, through Stripe Checkout, with no account. You send only the report's SHA-256: never the report, a customer or anything from your Stripe account.
Start from your report
Write the report on your own machine. It prints its SHA-256 and a link back here for that report, with the Pay button:
$ npx --allow-remote=root https://agentwares.vercel.app/dl/autorenew-record-0.2.0.tgz report --stripeHow it works
reportreads your Stripe account through a restricted read-only key and writes the report as JSON and PDF on your disk, with its SHA-256. That part is free and sends nothing to us.- You pay $49 for that hash, through Stripe Checkout.
- The page Stripe returns to shows a token. In the folder that holds the report,
sign --token <token>sends the token and the hash, and writes the signed report's JSON and PDF beside the original.
What the signature shows
That the report has not changed since it was signed, and when it was signed. It does not show that what the report says is complete, or that anything meets a law: the report says what was on record in your account, and the signature dates it. Anyone can check a signed report with verify against the key published at /auto-renewal/report-key.json.
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