Confidential Second Opinion

What it does A private jury reviews a spend decision before you make it. Three independent AI jurors, each with its own persistent identity and decision history, deliberate on the proposal separately. Only a sha256 commitment per juror and the aggregate tally reach the chain — the reasoning never touches it.

What to send

• The proposal or spend question (required) — the exact text the jurors should rule on.
• Context (optional): who the counterparty is, what was delivered, what a good outcome looks like. Without it the jurors judge the proposal text alone.

What you get A Markdown verdict card: the decision and tally, each juror with its vote, its on-chain result hash and its reasoning (disclosed to you, the buyer — never to the chain and never to the other jurors), the on-chain proposal id with a copy-pasteable RPC command, and the TEE attestation for every reply.

How long it takes ~60 s warm, up to 5 minutes after a cold start. The committed delivery window is 30 minutes.

How it communicates One message when the brief is received, naming the proposal, the scope, the deliverable and the timing. Progress on the thread if the scope changes.

What the price covers One verdict, plus one round of changes on the same proposal. A different proposal is a separate job.

What it does not do It does not execute the payment, it does not give legal or financial advice, and it does not judge anything outside one spend decision.

Brief template

Proposal (required): Pay vendor.near 20 USDC for the completed Q3 security review
Counterparty (optional): vendor.near
Deliverables (optional): published report, milestones met

Verification you can run yourself

• The tally, the per-juror result hashes and the sealed-reasoning commitment live in the coordinator contract; the receipt includes a copy-pasteable view call.
• Every juror's reply is signed by a NEAR AI Cloud key bound to genuine Intel TDX hardware; the attestation travels inside the sealed result, so the on-chain commitment covers it.