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Integrity-OS: Promise Proof

Integrity-OS: Promise → Proof This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path Two: Vibe-Code Something Strange What I Built Integrity-OS is an AI-native accountability system built around a simple question: What was promised—and what does the evidence actually show? It turns accountability into a structured chain: Promise → Action → Claim → Evidence → Verification → Community Feedback →…

Integrity-OS is an AI-native accountability system that tracks a promise through its supporting evidence to determine what was reported, verified, disputed, or unresolved. It transforms accountability into a structured chain of elements: Promise → Action → Claim → Evidence → Verification → Community Feedback → Conflict. Instead of providing a generic AI-generated response, Integrity-OS allows users to trace a commitment through its supporting evidence and identify discrepancies.

For instance, 500 students were promised 350 were reported as reached, but only 312 were supported by verification evidence. Community feedback then identifies any remaining gaps, preserving the discrepancy rather than inventing an answer. The goal is to make accountability traceable, evidence-based, and easily understood. Users can explore commitments, inspect evidence, follow claims and verification records, and interact with an AI accountability agent.

The live application can be accessed at https://ai.studio/apps/f7ed5f8c-1c10-4ffd-bd27-07bd9416ec00.

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