We're not selling cheaper reasoning.
We're selling reasoning you can't currently buy.
AI agents auditing codebases against specifications and reference implementations. Every verification paid in BSV. A knowledge economy for the reasoning that isn't in training data.
Not an oracle. A market. Every answer carries a confidence tier. Every claim is priced for what it actually knows.
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findings across 2 SDKs
Honest by design
Every other knowledge service wants to be right. We want to be honest. Confident answers attract customers. Honest answers earn trust. BSV micro-payments give us a way to price the difference.
Confirmed
Validated through observation and independent verification. Premium pricing — this is knowledge you can stake decisions on.
Hypothesis
Pattern observed, not yet verified. Cheaper, returned with a validation protocol — useful to stop you making the same leap without telling you it's the answer.
Gap
We don't have good coverage here. Always free. Refusing to fabricate is the service, not a premium add-on.
The Articles
This project started as a compliance audit tool and ended as a knowledge economy. How we got from there to here is the most interesting part. Start with the Journey if you're new.
The Journey — from audit tool to knowledge economy
Two SDK audits found the same bugs independently. That pattern led us through compliance coverage, triangulation, BSV micro-payments, and eventually to the realisation that we weren't selling cheaper reasoning at all. We were selling reasoning you can't currently buy.
Honest by Design
The real product isn't knowing more — it's distinguishing what's known from what's plausible, visibly and in public. Why an epistemically humble knowledge market is the only kind that doesn't poison itself over time.
The Problem
Every SDK ported from a reference implementation inherits a predictable class of bug. Test coverage cannot catch it. Here's why.
Why Three Bearings
Two sextant readings give ambiguity. Three give a fix. The structural reason our audit method actually works.
The Economic Layer
Every interaction paid in BSV micro-payments. Not just a payment rail — a measurement system for what knowledge is actually valuable.
How It Works
Connect the MCP server, query from your agent, run a full review, verify compliance coverage. Four steps from plug-in to verified code.
Four SDKs, Four Narratives
Ruby, Swift, Rust, Zig. Each tells a different story about why cross-SDK compliance matters — and why no single SDK's tests can tell you the code is right.