Show done, never say done.
Level 4 of 6. Every helper writes down what it did, and a separate checklist checks the work before it reaches you.
Level 4 of 6 · proof, not promises
AI saying "done" isn't enough. At this level, every helper has to show done.
Each helper writes down what it did: the task, the input, the output, the laws it followed. A separate checklist then checks the work against those laws. The checker is not the worker, the same way the person who cooked isn't the one who tastes the plate.
What gets checked
- The work matches the laws. Tone, rules, the never-do list.
- The facts match the brain. Prices, dates, names, links.
- The leash was respected. Nothing sent, spent, or changed beyond what you allowed.
A miss on any of these is a failed proof. Failed proofs never reach your customers.
What happens when proof fails
The work stops. The task goes back to the helper with a note about what failed, or up to a human when the failure needs judgment. Either way it's written into the brain, so the same failure gets rarer over time.
And when something breaks at 3 AM, the night shift is ours, not yours. A human gets paged, we fix inside your leash, and you wake up to a note, not a fire. Kept alive by humans tells that story.
No AI system catches everything. Anyone who says otherwise is lying. That's why proof is paired with humans on call, around the clock.
What you see
You can review any proof anytime. They're written in plain language in the brain. Most people check daily in week one, weekly by month two, and only when we flag something after that. Trust is earned, and the proof trail is how it's earned.
Next steps
- Your keys, your accounts: permissions and the leash dial.
- Approve FAQ: what proof looks like in practice.