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qwed-verification

A deterministic verification layer for AI systems. QWED verifies AI outputs using mathematics, symbolic reasoning, and formal methods (Z3, SMT, SymPy), creating an auditable trust boundary for agentic AI. Not generation. Verification.

  • Updated Jun 19, 2026
  • Python
qwed-legal

🏛️ Deterministic rejection layer for computational legal claims. Verifies dates, amounts, and structured constraints; blocks unproven legal outputs.

  • Updated Jun 12, 2026
  • Python

Deterministic verification termination oracle (ContractGate) for FTQC quantum modules — exit 0 ⟺ sealed.json ⟺ loop terminates. Reuses established deterministic verification (tableau/ZX); novelty is the agentic-loop termination oracle + binary seal/registry + FTQC resource integration.

  • Updated Jun 25, 2026
  • Python

A zero-dependency trust layer for an unattended coding agent: boundary guards plus a verifier that mechanically decides \done\ (re-runs the suite, checks count vs baseline, greps the diff onto the live path, proves red-then-green) and a Stop gate that won't end a session without a fresh PASS. Ships a 50-case adversarial eval.

  • Updated Jun 25, 2026
  • Shell

Structured prompts and verifiable execution for Claude Code agents. The Danilov method: INDEX/DEFINITIONS/RELATIONS prompts, one-hot DanilovGoal tracking with an HMAC-signed trace and a deterministic verdict, plus token-efficient .vascend memory. Zero dependencies.

  • Updated Jun 18, 2026
  • JavaScript

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