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See it check your own work.

Bring something AI made. Watch every claim get held to the source it should answer to, right here in your browser. A document, a code change, an analysis. Nothing gets uploaded.

the test

One standard. Whatever it made.

Every tab is the same shape. On the left, what the AI produced. On the right, the ground truth it has to answer to. Praxis checks one against the other, independently, and returns a verdict.

three checks, and each one does the last one's work again from scratch
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pilot
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what this proves, and what it doesn't

One check. Run honestly.

it runs here
Entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored. Refresh and it is gone.
one dimension
This checks one thing: does the work hold up against the ground truth you give it. The real pipeline runs hundreds of checks against a spec you set. See the pipeline →
the same standard
A document, a code change, an analysis. Different sources, one verdict. Sealed, or refused.
no model needed
This catch reaches the same verdict every time, and no AI is ever asked whether the AI was right. It traces the claim back to the ground truth and holds it to what it finds there.

Most tools ask you to trust the output. This one makes it show its work.

seen enough?

This was one check. There are hundreds.

You just watched it hold a single claim to a single source. The real pipeline runs the whole way down, against a spec you set, on everything your team ships. Same standard, every line, every release.

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one real piece of your work · a person runs it with you · nothing to pay for the first run