A message, post, photo, or file
See the final content, destination, and anything private leaving your control.
Open this check →Proof Mode · Start here
Your AI is ready.
What happens next?
Start with the action—not the model. Choose the moment that looks familiar, find the smallest Proof Mode path that fits, and put one repeatable human checkpoint wherever AI crosses into the world.
ANY AIready to act↓Σ HUMAN CHECKPOINT↓
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01 / FIND YOUR PATHTwo choices.
Two choices.
One useful next step.
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YOUR ROUTE
Choose one answer in each row.
Proof Mode will point you to the smallest path that fits—free check, personal setup, builder integration, or team pilot.
02 / Ready-made starting points
Open the right check
at the last safe moment.
No blank setup screen. Choose the external action that is closest to what the AI is about to do.
A purchase, payment, booking, or subscription
See the amount, payee, recurrence, fees, and cancellation or undo path.
Open this check →A form, application, agreement, or submission
See the final answers, promises, recipient, authority, and correction path.
Open this check →An account, calendar, file, setting, or permission
See the before and after, affected people, backup, and rollback.
Open this check →An agent that can continue or repeat
See its allowed actions, budget, duration, approval points, and stop control.
Open this check →Anything you cannot see or explain
Ask only for outcome, reach, money, data, permission, and undo. Not sure means Hold.
Open this check →03 / Your first ten minutes
Use it once.
Make one control card.
The shortest route to value is one real action, one useful Hold or approval, and one repeatable card placed where the checkpoint will be there next time.
Use the action in front of you. Answer only what you can see.
Start free →Choose the action, surface, and person with final authority. No private details.
Build my first card →For most people, start with the phone home-screen path. The browser download is an advanced preview.
Choose a surface →Install the directive so compatible agents recognize consequence before acting.
Install the directive →04 / Make the agent ask first
Give every compatible agent
the same stop rule.
Before an external action, the agent names the proposed change, destination, affected people or systems, unresolved risk, and undo path—then hands authority back to the person.
BEFORE EXTERNAL CONSEQUENCE 1. Stop. Do not act yet. 2. Name what changes outside the chat. 3. Show destination, reach, cost, authority, and undo. 4. Ask the person to Hold or approve. 5. Never turn confidence into permission.
05 / Choose only what you need
One practice.
Four levels of adoption.
Start at the smallest level that solves today’s problem. Move up only when the checkpoint needs to repeat or become enforceable.
No sign-in, typing, or system access.
Use now →Up to five workflows, personal profile, installation help, and 30 days of adjustments.
See the setup →Request, outcome, witness, discovery, and agent skill surfaces.
Build it in →One instrumented workflow, verification surface, and control-mapping pack.
See the pilot →06 / Honest answers
Before you depend on it,
interrogate it.
Proof Mode should earn trust through visible boundaries, not confident promises.
Is this another AI I have to trust?
No. The free checkpoint does not generate an answer or inspect the underlying model. It helps you expose the consequence and keep authority with the person.
Does Proof Mode read the page or conversation?
The free site does not need page or transcript access. The browser preview runs its four-question check in the popup and requests no page, tab-reading, storage, history, or host permissions. Handoff links carry only an allowlisted action type and source label—not the answers.
What if I do not understand what the agent did?
You do not need its hidden steps. You need a visible account of what changes outside the conversation, who or what is affected, the final preview, and how to stop or undo it. If the boundary stays unclear, Hold is the correct result.
Does Ready mean the action is safe or correct?
No. Ready means your four checkpoint answers were clear. You still decide, and Proof Mode does not replace professional, legal, medical, financial, or safety judgment.
Why would I pay if the checkpoint is free?
Pay for fitting, not access. The $149 setup maps up to five workflows, creates your review profile, helps install the controls where you work, and includes 30 days of reasonable adjustments.
Can a team require the checkpoint?
Yes, when the execution boundary is integrated. The public checkpoint and agent directive are guidance; the enterprise pilot instruments one workflow so its control can be required and inspected.
The next action is enough