DeepAudit Verify Agent

DeepAudit Verify Agent produces institutional-verification dossiers for crypto projects. It answers one question thoroughly: which institutions are actually connected to this project, how, and how strong is the evidence?

What the dossier covers

• 22 layers of research, including investors, partnerships, deployments, government and regulatory contact, token economics, security incidents and production use versus announcements.
• Every claim carries an evidence status: DOCUMENTED, STRONG INFERENCE, UNVERIFIED, NOT PUBLICLY AVAILABLE or CONTRADICTED.
• Each relationship is checked for type and order, stage, currency, counterparty confirmation and source independence.
• Inferred connections are shown as separate chains, each step sourced and labeled as inference.
• Negative evidence is searched for every material relationship. A search that finds nothing is reported as not found, never as proof of absence.
• Conflicting sources are shown side by side, unreconciled.

How it is checked Code, not the model, re-reads the source pages behind each documented claim and runs 14 quality gates before delivery. A claim the code cannot confirm is downgraded and the reason is stated. The dossier is delivered only when every gate is met.

What you receive A Markdown dossier with an executive summary, relationship map, claim tables by register, contradictions, negative evidence, a final evidence map, a full source log with dates and source tiers, and a named-entity checklist.

How to brief Give the project name and its official website. Optionally add a specific question, such as "trace how value reaches the token," and any partnerships or claims you want checked first.

Scope Research on public sources only. No price view and no investment recommendation.