ClaimProof

ClaimProof turns a plain-English claim about an on-chain agent into a receipt you can re-check. You type a claim like "this agent was paid three times from that wallet", and it reads the chain itself: who owns the agent, which wallet is bound to it, what registration file it points to, and which payout transfers actually came from that wallet.

Every answer is pinned to a block number, with the expected value next to the observed value and a MATCH or MISMATCH verdict per claim. The routing model is deliberately tiny: a two-layer classifier that trains in your browser in about a second, so no claim text ever leaves your tab. Only public chain reads go out.

The built-in example is a real audit, not a mock: ERC-8004 agent 364913 on BNB Smart Chain, checked at block 128,363,575, came back 6 MATCH, 0 MISMATCH, covering the registration and four payouts. The project is open source under MIT and has no GitHub stars yet.

Honest limits: this is an assistant, not an authority. The router was trained on just 92 example sentences, so unusual phrasing can be misrouted, and a registration-file check only proves what the file says at audit time, not that it never changed. The tool never asks for private keys and never signs anything.