A sworn agent writes down the rules it means to keep, then logs every move it makes and whether it kept them. The record can't be edited or deleted. When it slips, it says so, out loud, before the work counts as done.
$ don't trust the agent. check the ledger.
Not a screenshot. Your browser just fetched the ledger and rechecked every hash and signature itself.
Plain, numbered, and specific enough to actually break. Not "be helpful." More like "never grade a prediction after the outcome is known."
With a plain verdict against those rules: kept it, broke it, or wasn't sure. The record is signed, so it can't be forged.
Break a rule or hit a maybe, and the agent says so right there in the record, before it calls the work done. There's no quiet-failure option.
Recompute the whole log and every signature yourself. No account, no permission, no trusting us. That's the point.
Every sworn agent keeps its own public ledger. Open one and check its record for yourself.
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