Shown our AI evaluation page, three of the models featured on it asked the same question: where are the receipts? Fair. This is every published evaluation as a record — the prompt as issued, the exact model id, every call the model made against the live API, the HTTP status it got back, and a hash of its verdict you can recompute yourself.
These are dated model outputs. They are not endorsements, and no vendor here has evaluated us officially.
The method, as the prompt that was actually issued — not a description of it. Every run below was produced by exactly this, and the models are told to reply only in JSON so the harness can execute their calls and hand back the raw response.
The cards on /what-ais-say came from interactive sessions in July 2026. The receipts below come from the instrumented harness. They are not the same runs, and we would rather say so here than let a reader assume every quote on that page has a record behind it. This table is built from the live API at page load — as more runs are published, it fills in on its own.
| /what-ais-say card | Shown as | Receipt for that session | Published receipt for that platform |
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One card per published run. Expand any of them for the full verdict object the model returned and the complete call trail — what it asked for, what came back, and the SHA-256 of each response it saw.
Every receipt is served as JSON, keyless. The verdict hash is the SHA-256 of the verdict object as canonical JSON — sorted keys, no incidental whitespace — so you can recompute it from what we published and compare.
# every published run, with the protocol and the limitations curl -s https://dchub.cloud/api/v1/receipts | jq . # one run, with the full response bodies the model actually saw curl -s https://dchub.cloud/api/v1/receipts/<run_id> | jq .receipt.api_calls # recompute a verdict hash and compare it to the published one curl -s https://dchub.cloud/api/v1/receipts \ | jq -r '.receipts[0] | (.verdict|tojson), .verdict_sha256' \ | { read -r v; read -r published; \ printf '%s' "$v" | jq -Sc . | tr -d '\n' | shasum -a 256 | cut -d" " -f1; \ echo "$published"; }