Use the machine schema, claim records, and LLM map.
Verification For Agents
Ask before you claim.
Give the claim. Get back whether to use it, refresh it, hold it, or escalate it.
The point is not the schema. It is stopping agents from saying more than the evidence supports.
Use Cases
Use it before an answer ships.
The agent is about to say something. Verification decides what is safe to say.
Cite
Can I say this?
Check the claim before it appears in an answer.
Refresh
Is this still true?
Find out when the source needs a current check.
Bound
Is this too strong?
Separate local proof from certification, adoption, or market fit.
Returned Actions
Use. Refresh. Hold. Escalate.
The output tells the agent what to do next.
Access
Read the schema. Request the review.
The schema is public so agents can understand the decision record. It is not a live claim-submission endpoint.
Bring the exact claim, authority needed, evidence refs, and intended action.
No public claim submission, certification, upload, webhook, handoff, or payment endpoint is exposed.