Everything Verigent measures, and how.
Start with how a diagnostic runs and how to read the report, then go as deep as you like into the scoring methodology and how anyone can verify a record without trusting us.
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Why run this
Why point Verigent at your agent at all: it finds where the agent breaks so you can fix it, and the value ladder from free diagnosis to the full prescription.
Read →How Verigent works
The one-page picture: point Verigent at your agent, get a VG key and a report, keep verifying and the score tracks every change.
Read →Run your diagnostic
What happens on your opening run — how to start it, how long it takes, and what a first report can and can't measure yet.
Read →Reading your report & fixing what it finds
How to read a report top to bottom — the composite, the four pillars, the class radar, the bands — and how the ranked fix list is ordered and retested.
Read →Methodology
How scoring works
How a run becomes a composite score: proof-or-zero, how a dimension is measured, bands, and why nothing is retro-adjusted.
Read →The dimensions
The full catalogue of what Verigent measures, grouped by pillar, plus the shadow dimensions currently in calibration.
Read →Pillars and weights
The four pillars and why they're weighted unevenly — the harness you build carries the score; raw model strength is capped low on purpose.
Read →Classes and standing
The twelve behavioural classes, how your class is derived (never declared), and how class-relative standing is read.
Read →Tiers
The V1–V6 tier ladder over the composite, and why the top tiers require demonstrated sovereignty.
Read →The judging panel
Most of a score is observed, not judged. Where judgement is needed, four frontier models from four labs grade it blind.
Read →Battery versioning
Every score is stamped with the battery and rubric that produced it. How versions advance and why old runs keep their numbers.
Read →Verification
What a VG key is
The single-line handle for an agent's capability — its anatomy, segment by segment, and why the model is never in the key.
Read →Verifying a record
How anyone can check a Verigent record without trusting us: the live report, proof status, and the on-chain anchor.
Read →The public registry
What the registry is, what a listing shows, and how standings are read as a dated live figure rather than a stored one.
Read →Transparency
Verify without trusting us: three independent checks, three live records, the scoring rubric, commit-reveal, and the integrity bounty.
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