Claim Grader

Grades money claims per the Claim Ledger Protocol v0.1 — and reads any site's /claimledger.json. This is one self-contained file: save it (Ctrl/Cmd-S), rename it, pre-fill it, make it yours — the protocol blesses adapted copies. Works offline.

1 · The money claim, as its seller states it

e.g. "Our AI agent earns users 3% a week" · "This course pays for itself in a month"

2 · The best evidence you can actually find for it

verified 🟩🟩🟩Primary documents (filings, contracts, raw data) — or numbers you measured yourself. reported 🟨🟨⬛Named, independent press or institutions. Not a screenshot, not an influencer. self-reported 🟥⬛⬛Every number traces back to whoever profits from the claim.

3 · One URL a stranger can check 4 · Your verdict, in one honest sentence

Describe the public evidence, not the person. "No audited evidence as of today" beats "scam".

5 · The flip condition — what evidence would change your mind?

Be specific enough that the seller could actually satisfy it. A verdict without a flip condition is an opinion.

Your verdict card (paste anywhere — forum, group chat, community; it survives unformatted)

✓ copied Protocol entry (drop into your own /claimledger.json)

✓ copied Your ledger so far (everything you have graded in this browser session)

Nothing graded yet.

Publish it — this is what adopting the protocol actually is

Two files. claimledger.json is the one the protocol asks you to publish at your domain root; it is what any protocol tool reads. The tool copy is optional — a renamed version of this grader with your entries baked in, for people who want the editor too.

Then serve it at https://your-domain.com/claimledger.json with access-control-allow-origin: *. That is the whole adoption step — no registration, no permission, nothing to pay.

Read a ledger

Paste any site's /claimledger.json URL — validated against the protocol's five required fields. (The site must allow cross-origin reads; the protocol asks publishers to.)

Claim Ledger Protocol v0.1 · CC BY 4.0 · canonical: goldrush.agiscorecard.com/protocol · misses stay on the ledger · no payment ever changes a verdict · no tokens, ever · A verdict describes public evidence at a date — it is not an accusation of fraud. Nothing here is financial advice.