Work & Productivity · Pre-commit intelligence
Decide before
you commit.
Turn messy opportunity terms into an auditable GO, VERIFY, or STOP memo—before you spend time, money, credentials, or reputation.
01Deterministic checksPayout, deadline, payment, obligations, hard risks
02GPT-5.6 synthesisEvidence-linked explanation with resolvable pointers
03Decision memoGO / VERIFY / STOP with next actions and stop conditions
Opportunity brief
Enter only the facts you want ProofGate to evaluate.
Decision workspace
Hard signals first. Model synthesis second.
Your decision memo will appear here
ProofGate separates certainty from interpretation, so you can see which conclusions came from rules and which came from GPT-5.6.
Tip: include the exact individual reward, deadline timezone, payment trigger, required deliverables, and any deposit or credential requests.
Building an accountable decision
Checking hard constraints before requesting model synthesis.
ProofGate recommendation
VERIFY
Resolve the evidence gaps before committing resources.
VERIFY
Deterministic signals
Classifications derived only from the supplied text
Decision memo
Evidence-linked synthesis with resolvable pointers
Evidence pointers
Evidence gaps
Next actions
Stop conditions
Inspect machine-readable response
Two layers.
One auditable decision.
ProofGate keeps deterministic facts visibly separate from model judgment. GPT-5.6 adds context and a useful memo; it does not make missing evidence become certain.
LAYER 01
Deterministic checks
Repeatable checks classify explicit claims and blockers in the terms you provide; they do not authenticate the source.
- Individual reward versus total prize pool
- Deadline completeness and timezone
- Payment trigger, method, and KYC
- Deposits, fees, trading, or credential requests
LAYER 02
GPT-5.6 synthesis
The model turns the locked analysis into a concise memo with resolvable evidence pointers.
- Explains why the recommendation follows
- Mentions exact referenced facts
- Cannot replace deterministic actions
- Cannot soften a STOP decision
OUTPUT
GO, VERIFY, or STOP
GO means the supplied evidence supports proceeding. VERIFY means a material uncertainty remains. STOP means a hard blocker or unacceptable risk is present.
- Decision rationale
- Certainty signals
- Evidence gaps
- Stop conditions
Privacy boundary
Only the fields you submit are sent to this deployment. They may be forwarded to OpenAI for synthesis. The API key remains on the server and is never requested in the browser.
Browser storageEntries are not saved to local storage.
Deployment logsRetention is controlled by the service operator.
What ProofGate does not do
This is a read-only decision surface. It does not open source links, access wallets or accounts, register for opportunities, submit work, make payments, or contact organizers.
No hidden accessNo inbox, files, tabs, wallet, or account inspection.
No autonomous actionYou remain responsible for verification and execution.