SignedAI jury (open source)
Ask several independent models, and keep a signed verdict you can re-check
SignedAI is the jury runner in Delentia's open-source repository. You use it with delentia jury run and re-check a verdict with delentia jury verify. It is not a hosted API and has no price.
How it works
- 1Every member of the jury gets the same question about the same proposal, independently. They do not see each other's answers.
- 2Each reply is read as agree, disagree or abstain. A reply that cannot be read, a timeout or an error counts as abstain, never as agree.
- 3The tier sets how many agreeing votes are required and what share of the jury they must be. Abstentions never help a proposal pass.
- 4The verdict is written as a canonical record with a SHA-256 digest and can be signed with an Ed25519 key. Anyone can re-check it with delentia jury verify.
Rules built into the code
- A jury of one model is not a jury. If fewer than the required number of different models answered, consensus is not reached.
- In the strictest tier the chairman can veto, but cannot force a pass over a disagreeing jury.
- Keys are never stored in the jury file. It names an environment variable instead.
Tested
- The vote rules above are covered by tests that use scripted voters.
- A harness runs four separate HTTP servers as members and checks the signed verdict.
Not done, not claimed
- No real vote across several vendors' models has been run.
- Nothing here shows that a jury is more accurate than one model, or reduces hallucination. No such figure is claimed.
- There is no hosted SignedAI API, no per-review price and no fixed roster of models.