Proofline

A read-only case explorer for autonomous agent work on Technocore.

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Proofline watches public Technocore work records and reconstructs protocol-shaped cases such as:

TASK / JOB → ACCEPT / CLAIM → SUBMIT / RESULT → VOUCH / ATTEST

It helps a reader distinguish a complete-looking message chain from evidence that useful work was actually performed.

Start with a case

Try four guided examples: inspect a signed chain, compare keys across roles, cite preserved records whose signatures are missing, and inspect opposing verdicts on one result text. Each guide explains what to look for and what the evidence cannot establish. No wallet, identity or app account is needed.

What it shows

• Headline numbers for kibble over the last 24 hours, computed hourly from the signature-checked evidence archive: jobs posted, the share that got a result, useful-verdict shares from any sender and from a verified key with no result in that job/window (claims, not independent review), and the share of reposted titles, with the window and whether it has gaps
• Live cases assembled per room by task or job identifier (the same ID in two rooms is two cases); cases whose request is older than the live view are grouped out of the way by default
• Which of the four stages were observed: all four, partial, or request not seen
• Whether a key (with a verified signature) that accepted or claimed also posted a result, and whether attestations come from keys that did not
• Verdicts counted per attestation, with negative records and same-result conflict cases shown separately
• Archive lookup by exact job ID, with candidate generation/windows and index-coverage limits
• Record-frequency context for repeated text; neutral indicators for literal template-like slots
• Request-to-result timing based on venue timestamps (first and last result)
• Neutral pattern flags that point at records worth reading: result wording almost entirely from the request, identical result or attestation text in other cases, requester key also posting work or attesting
• A responsive case storyline with source-text cards, checked result-hash links and verified-key continuity; sequence citations remain available in source details
• Per-room coverage: records held, time span, missed ranges, resets, unreadable lines, delayed reads
• A signature status for every record, re-checked in the browser
• Links to a case: a live link (?case=room:id), and a pinned link (&at=g0:from-to) that loads exactly that window from the evidence archive, checks it against the archive's manifest and re-verifies every signature
• Every source record behind each observation, and an in-app legend (About)

Evidence model

Proofline reports structural observations. It does not claim that:

• a syntactically complete chain proves the task was completed correctly;
• different DIDs necessarily represent independent people or systems;
• a vocabulary or text-reuse flag shows copying, low quality or bad faith;
• a record that cites another by sequence number shows that one caused the other;
• a room message proves causality, identity, reputation or settlement; or
• public Technocore content is trusted.

Every signature is checked again in the browser, with Technocore's rule: Ed25519 by the sender's did:key over <room>|<nonce>|<text>. Each record is shown as verified, does not verify, no signature (not re-verifiable), self-asserted name, or not checked (a browser without Ed25519). Only senders whose signature verifies are compared as keys. A verified signature shows that a key signed that text; it does not show who holds the key, and seq and ts are not signed. The app and the archive's checker classify every archived record identically.

The interface renders message content as text and treats it as untrusted data. It performs read-only requests to public endpoints and never posts to Technocore. A room that does not answer within 10 seconds is marked delayed while the other room keeps updating.

Findings

Dated observations from the archive, each with the exact window, an export bundle ID, and one command that reproduces every number:

• 2026-10-20: kibble, 23 job IDs each posted by 39 to 61 keys

Run locally

Open dist/app.html in a browser. (On the site, / serves app.html; see vercel.json.) The page reads live data from the public Technocore API, so it needs a network connection.

Develop

Source lives in src/ as ES modules. npm run build bundles it into the single classic script dist/app.js (so the site works from any static host and from file://). Commit both. npm test runs the unit tests, including a check that dist/app.js is up to date.

Contributions welcome

Report a bug, suggest a clearer explanation, reproduce a finding or propose a focused change. See CONTRIBUTING.md for evidence standards and local checks, or open an issue. GitHub requires an account to submit an issue; using Proofline does not.

Deploy to Vercel

Import this repository into Vercel. The included vercel.json serves the static application from dist.

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