The proof catalogue

Pick the problem. Get the proof.

One sealed engine, a signed proof for every problem you carry. Start where it hurts, or switch to the law you answer to.

Some people know the statute. Most just know the problem. Start here.

An AI can be talked out of its rules, in one prompt or slowly across a whole conversation.

Containment. A check that sits outside the model, flags the attempt and holds it for a person, even when it is disguised or spread over many turns, and fails toward stop.

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An agent could take an action you cannot undo. A payment, a delete, a send.

The brake. It stops the action before it runs, and if the system itself fails or goes silent, it stops too, it does not run loose. Once stopped, it stays stopped until a person re-arms it.

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You cannot prove what your AI actually did.

The record. A tamper-evident, signed account of every decision, that anyone can check without having to trust you.

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Is this a person or a machine?

HumanMark™. Proof of human authorship, sealed at the moment a person creates, checkable later by anyone.

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Your data cannot leave the building.

Sovereign. It runs sealed on your own machines, local, with nothing required to leave.

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Every problem routes to the same 114 packs and the same sealed engine. The problem lens and the law lens are two doors into one catalogue.

The proof catalogue

Pick the law. Get the proof.

One sealed engine, and a signed, self-verifying proof for every law you answer to. Search, narrow, and open any pack to see exactly what it proves.

114 packs, one engine behind every one of them.

Don't see your exact law?

Tell us what you need to prove and the AI deployment behind it. We reply with a written scope before any call, the same engine likely already covers it, and we will scope it in writing.

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Each pack maps tamper-evident evidence to a framework's controls. It is evidence input, not a compliance certification, attestation, or legal determination, and not a SOC 2 report, ISO certification, or audit opinion. Deadlines and citations are current as of the build date and should be confirmed with counsel for the relevant jurisdiction.