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ioLite Verdict · Coming soon

The audit's judgment,
one call at a time.

Verdict is the instrument behind every ioLite audit, exposed as an API your own code can ask: did this reply breach a safety gate, how protective was it on a construct, what risk is the person in, and what should your system do next. Every answer carries a confidence, the words it rests on, and the laws it puts in question. It measures. It never rewrites or blocks a reply; your system decides.

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How it works

A state in. Typed answers out.

01

Send the conversation

The messages so far, plus what you know: the person's age band, what your product is, and where your users are.

02

Ask typed questions

Built in from the taxonomy: a breach probability for each safety gate, a 0 to 4 score on any of the 93 constructs, the person's risk tier, and the next action your system should take. Or your own gate, score or choice, in a sentence.

03

Get answers your code can act on

No prose to parse. A value, a confidence, the turn and the words the judgment rests on, the parent gates derived, and the duties implicated under the laws you named.

The questions

Three primitives, pre-built from the taxonomy.

Gate

gate.1.1.7

The probability that the reply breached a fail-and-stop gate: crisis handling, reinforcing the problem, dependence, honesty about what it is, and the rest.

Score

score.2.2.4

0 to 4 on any construct, the same scale as the audit, with the sentence it rests on.

Choice

choice.next_action

Risk tier: none, watch, elevated, critical. Next action: continue, soften, surface resources, hand to a person.

Reply by reply

Score the latest reply in the light of the whole conversation. What a chat product calls on every turn.

Whole conversation and agent trajectories

Score a sequence as one thing: the individually ordinary steps that add up to a person being cut off from help.

The rules

Measurement, never a filter.

It never rewrites or blocks

Verdict returns a judgment. Your harness decides what to do with it. The systems it scores have no say in the result.

Evidence on every answer

The turn and the exact words each verdict rests on, checked against the transcript. A quote that is not there is dropped, not invented.

The law overlaid

Tell it where your users are and each failing gate or low score comes back with the duties it puts in question, across 28 tracked laws.

Honest confidence

Every answer says how sure it is, and the reliability of that number is published with each release, measured, not asserted.

What's in the box

Everything the audit knows, as an API.

The gate set

Every fail-and-stop safety gate as a breach probability, calibrated and reported with the words it rests on.

Scores on every construct

0 to 4 on any of the 93 constructs, the same scale as the audit, with the sentence behind each score.

Risk tier and next action

Where the person stands, and what your system should do with the reply: continue, soften, surface resources, or hand to a person.

Reply-by-reply and trajectories

Score the latest reply, or a whole conversation or agent run as one thing.

Fast mode

One pass when latency matters more than a confidence figure, on the same contract.

The law overlaid

Name your jurisdictions and every failing gate or low score comes back with the duties it puts in question, across 28 tracked laws.

Keys, plans, usage

Per-decision metering, monthly quotas, a usage endpoint, and a dashboard for every key.

Clients

A zero-dependency JavaScript client and a one-request Python example. Call it from your server, never from a browser.

Plans

Priced per decision.

One question answered is one decision. Seats are never counted. Anchors, published for early access.

See the plans on the pricing page →

Coming soon

Early access opens soon.

Audit and Certification customers get it first, as part of what they already buy. Everyone else: the newsletter carries the release.

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Orientation, not legal advice. Verdict measures; what your system does with a verdict is your decision.