Verify the claim.

Evidence scored. Proofs checked. The trail stays chained.

An audit trail assembles. Four records lock in order, each chained to the one before it.

What the platform does

The platform checks claims made about AI agents. It pulls claims out of a company’s materials, scores the ones that are still uncertain, sends the ones that can be formalised to a proof kernel, and keeps an audit trail of both.

Verification stack

Three parts, in plain language.

Calibrated evidence scoring

A claim is paired with an evidence file. A decision model scores how well the file supports the claim. The number is a calibrated judgement about that claim, not a star rating for a company, and not a promise that the claim is true. When support is thin, the model should abstain.

Formal proofs

Claims that can be written exactly — algorithmic guarantees, policy invariants, safety properties — are checked in Lean 4 and Mathlib, or a similar kernel. A model may draft the proof. Only the kernel can accept it. A confident paragraph is not a proof.

Audit trail

Inputs, model versions, scores, proof artefacts, and human sign-offs are written to an append-only log. Each entry is chained to the one before it by a hash, so a later reader can detect a changed record.

Programmes

Five programmes sit on this platform. Register interest to ask for more. Longer notes are on the programmes page.

Verification-first studio

A time-bounded programme for teams building agentic products where a correctness claim matters. It includes platform access, a claim ledger, formal specification of a few core invariants, a calibrated evidence dashboard, and an audit log.

Register interest in the verification-first studio

Verified-claims diligence

A written review of specific claims, each with an evidence file, a calibrated score, formal-check results where a claim can be formalised, analyst commentary, and stated limits. A person remains accountable for the report.

Register interest in verified-claims diligence

Proof bounties

Fixed-scope work by AKVC Labs: formalise a claim, attempt a proof or a counterexample in Lean, and return the artefact with a written report.

Register interest in proof bounties