How it works
HOW IT WORKS
A signal path. Not a leap of faith.
- 01
PROPOSE
AI drafts
- 02
CHECK
Named methods
- 03
CERTIFY
Record the scope
- 04
TRAVEL
Anyone re-checks
A human defines the property and assumptions. Named checks produce evidence; the certificate preserves the method, source revision and limits. Re-checking depends on the method and available artifacts.
EVERY CLAIM IS GRADED
Know exactly how much
a claim is worth.
Unlike AI reviewers that emit opinions, every Trust Pipeline claim records its provenance and the evidence needed for independent re-checking. An opinion never wears a proof’s clothes.
A proposal to review, not an earned verdict.
A named tool reports a result; its trust and scope are explicit.
A checker proved the stated property under the recorded model and assumptions.
The property fails, with a counterexample where the method supplies one.
Green-but-wrong is the enemy. A proof is only as strong as the model’s fidelity to the code. Record fidelity gaps, assumptions and unresolved bridges; a digest binds bytes, not their truth or sender.
WHAT THIS IS
- A portable, re-checkable certificate layer.
- Machine-checked proofs on extractable cores.
- Claims graded by provenance.
WHAT THIS IS NOT
- A new prover.
- A claim that AI proves whole codebases.
- “Generate and trust.”
MAKE THE EVIDENCE TRAVEL
Build with your checkers.
Ship with a clearer trust story.
Get started Start with one bounded property. Keep every assumption in view.