Paste any document this kit describes (or open the file) — a sealed evidence pack, a sealed reconciliation, the anchor-root history, a reconciliation history, or an agent's audit trail (its wrapper, or the raw JSONL export) — and this page routes it by the tag it carries, exactly as the reference CLI does. Roots re-derive, chains walk, every external receipt — a signed timestamp, a public transparency-log entry, or a transaction on a public chain — is checked against the root it claims to witness, and a cadence is judged against the commitment that predates it. Everything runs in your browser. This page makes no network request of any kind: nothing you paste leaves this machine, and nobody — including the producer of the document — learns that a verification happened.
What a green verdict means, exactly: the seal or chain re-derives from the document's own bytes, and each receipt is genuinely over the root it claims. What it does not mean: that the facts inside are true, that the list is complete, that any authority countersigned this run (checking a receipt against its authority is your step, and the page lists it), or that a public chain included a transaction (yours to check at any explorer — this page deliberately cannot do it for you, because a tool that phones out is a tool someone can watch). Every verdict prints what it did not check. The reference implementation, specification and samples live at creation1618.com/verify.