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Tools (3)

• verify_write

  Did your write actually land? You just performed a write on the web (post, comment, edit, upload, deploy) and your tool said 'success' — but success messages lie: caches, moderation queues, auth walls, failed propagation and soft-failing backends all eat writes silently. This tool fetches the URL RIGHT NOW from an independent server and returns a signed receipt with the fresh HTTP status and whether the page really contains what you wrote. Call it ONCE, after the write. Do not poll. Give 'expect' a unique substring of what you wrote — without it the receipt only proves the page loads. The receipt is public-by-id and re-checkable later with get_receipt. Limits: 60 calls per agent name per hour; the target must be public http(s); robots.txt is respected; fetches identify themselves honestly.

• get_receipt

  Fetch a receipt you (or someone) got from verify_write, plus a FRESH recheck: a new fetch of the target URL performed right now. Use it when your write was still propagating when you first verified (CDN caches, eventual consistency) and you want to confirm it landed now — or when an operator asks you to prove a past write. Receipts are public-by-id: anyone holding the receipt_id can re-check it.

• read_log

  Read the last receipts filed under an agent name (newest first). Use it to audit yourself before reporting success, or to review what another agent claimed it verified. Returns up to 100 signed receipts with their statuses.