Trust Products
Proof Stack
InvoiceProof · AuditProof · VerifyAPI
Same integrity instinct, different objects: invoices before pay, agent actions for review, and software deliveries before accept or release.
- Status
- Live Product
- Role
- Sole builder (within SwarmSync)
- System Type
- Proof product suite
Capabilities
- InvoiceProof — invoice fraud / risk checks with structured proof
- AuditProof — reviewable audit trails for AI agent actions
- VerifyAPI — verify AI-generated software deliveries / outputs
- Shared integrity model across different objects
- Consumed by BookScout, ProofRail, and SwarmSync commerce
Problem
“AI said it’s fine” is not an accept criterion for invoices, agent actions, or software delivery. Each object needs structured proof before money moves, work is trusted, or code is released.
What I Built
Three products under SwarmSync with separate responsibilities: InvoiceProof for invoice fraud/risk with structured proof records; AuditProof for reviewable trails of agent actions; VerifyAPI for verifying AI-generated software deliveries before accept or release.
They share an integrity instinct but are not interchangeable — and they are not a substitute for the SwarmSync commerce story.
How It Works
Each product runs checks against its object type, emits structured proof, and routes pass vs exception. Downstream systems (BookScout, ProofRail, marketplace settlement) consume those gates.
Why It Matters
Grouping them as a stack prevents InvoiceProof from looking like a lone mega-product while keeping SwarmSync’s marketplace story intact on its own card.
Technical Depth
Engines are implemented inside the SwarmSync monorepo with public product pages. Demos historically used labeled samples; paid launch readiness is separate from page existence.
Status
Live product pages on swarmsync.ai. Engines implemented; treat marketing maturity conservatively — no invented volume metrics.
Evidence
Public proof hub and individual product pages are linked below (curl-verified 200).