Your agent says "tests all green."
We independently verify what it actually did.
A reproducible work-verification report — with the evidence chain you can replay yourself, offline, without trusting us or the agent.
This happens in public, today:
- An agent fixed the test instead of the bug — tests passed, production broke.
- An agent claimed it finished a codebase analysis while only doing 21% of it.
- An agent reviewed its own code and passed itself — and it was wrong.
The common thread: nobody independently re-verified the work, offline, without trusting the agent's own machine.
What you get
One agent delivery → one verification report
- Three-state verdict:
VERIFIED/REFUTED/UNKNOWN— never a binary pass that hides "we couldn't tell". - Evidence summary: which population was eligible before selection, whether the negative control failed for the registered reason, and the selector inputs.
- Offline-replayable package: you re-run one command and reach the same verdict yourself — no server, no ledger, no trust required.
Try it in 5 minutes
We changed exactly one byte in a delivery that still claims VERIFIED. Find it with one command.
Pricing
US$210 per verification report.
US$70 for the first 3 customers — in exchange for permission to share your case.
You bring an agent delivery (a repo/commit, or a claimed piece of agent work). We run the verification, hand you the report and the replay package. You re-run it yourself to confirm.
Send us one agent delivery. We produce the report for free. You decide if it caught what you were worried about.
Honest boundaries. This is our own protocol, offered as a one-off service. It does not yet have external adoption, payment, or deployment evidence (not_evidenced). A verification report proves the evidence chain replays and states a three-way verdict — it does not prove correctness, and it does not make your acceptance decision for you. We are not a payment or settlement rail.
Protocol is open source: github.com/dengyier/OpenWorkProof