AI agents are moving from novelty to infrastructure. As they gain the ability to access data, spend money, and act with delegated authority, a basic question keeps going unanswered in public: who is actually behind this, and what has it been authorized to do?
Operator Record is an independent directory built to answer that question with structure and sources, not marketing claims. We are not a certification body and we do not rate agents as "safe." We document what is known, what is claimed, and what remains unverified — clearly labeled at every level.
Five categories today: personal assistants, enterprise agents, developer frameworks, commerce and payment agents, and agent identity and security infrastructure. Each listing follows the same schema, whether it's a household-name product or a small open-source project.
Operator Record sits alongside Proof Human, which asks the parallel question about people: who is the human, and how is identity or uniqueness established? Together the shared theme isn't just "proof" — it's accountability for digital actors, whether human or machine.
This site is an early-stage prototype. The directory currently contains sample data used to test the schema and site design — see the methodology for how real listings will be verified before publication.