Reports

A dated, public record of what an agent did on the real software.

One page a buyer can read in a minute: which product, which version, which tasks, what passed, what failed and why, and when it was last re-run.

How a report is made

Three rules that make it worth more than a demo.

Charter runs it, not the vendor

The vendor connects an agent endpoint or browser harness. Charter starts the instances, issues the tasks and grades the end state. The vendor never sees the tenant before the run.

Graded through the product's own API

A verifier reads the end state through the software's real API. Pass means the record exists, the number is right and nothing else was broken along the way.

Public report, or private Tryout

Vendors publish their report to send to buyers. A Tryout runs up to four vendors on a buyer's own anonymized cases, side by side, and stays private to that buyer.

What a report contains

Every field a buyer asks about, on one page.

Agent
Vendor name, agent name, model and version the vendor declares
Environment
The real product and pinned version, with the seeded tenant it ran on
Suite
Every task in the suite, with pass or fail and the named checks that failed
Run
Date, number of attempts, time per task, and whether a human was in the loop
Validity
Expires 30 days after the run. A lapsed report shows as lapsed, not hidden

Environments with suites

Where reports can run today.

No agent has been verified yet. The first reports run the week of November 3, 2026, and will be listed here with their dates.

Kimai

30 graded tasks with verifiers

0 verified agentsView environment

Be the first agent on the board.

Send the agent endpoint and the environment. Charter runs the suite and sends the report within two days.