| name | chutes-tee |
| description | Chutes.ai TEE and attestation workflow for Hermes users: fetch evidence envelopes, parse TDX quotes, parse NVIDIA GPU attestation, and explain what TEE does and does not guarantee. Triggers on: chutes tee, confidential compute, TEE attestation, fetch evidence, verify quote, GPU attestation, tdx quote, /chutes evidence. |
| version | 0.2.0 |
| author | Chutes Agent Toolkit |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"hermes":{"tags":["chutes","tee","attestation","confidential-compute","tdx","hermes"],"status":"shape-valid"}} |
Chutes TEE for Hermes
Status: SHAPE-VALID, verified live 2026-04-13 against a real TEE chute. The current scripts parse and validate evidence shape; full cryptographic validation requires Intel DCAP tooling. Full skill lives at plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/.
When to use this skill
Use when a Hermes user wants to:
- Confirm whether a Chutes model/chute is confidential-compute backed.
- Fetch
/chutes/{id}/evidence and inspect the evidence envelope.
- Parse TDX v4 quotes or NVIDIA Hopper GPU attestation fields.
- Understand the limits of TEE: it helps isolate runtime execution, but does not automatically prove model weights, prompts, or downstream systems are safe.
Hermes-facing workflow
Run from the repo root:
python plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/scripts/fetch_evidence.py --chute-id <id> --out /tmp/evidence.json
python plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/scripts/verify_quote.py --evidence /tmp/evidence.json
python plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/scripts/verify_gpu_attestation.py --evidence /tmp/evidence.json
python plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/scripts/attest_chute.py --chute-id <id>
For model selection, still use the live models endpoint and filter confidential_compute: true.
Deep references
plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/SKILL.md
plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/references/evidence-envelope.md
plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/references/tdx-quote-anatomy.md
plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/references/dcap-trust-root.md
plugins/chutes-ai/skills/chutes-tee/references/what-tee-does-not-protect.md
Safety rules
- Do not claim cryptographic verification unless DCAP validation has actually run and passed.
- Do not rely solely on a
-TEE model-name suffix; use live metadata and evidence.
- Keep evidence files out of commits unless intentionally adding sanitized fixtures.