A neutral, deterministic evaluator for ERC-8183 agent job escrow. When one AI agent hires another and funds escrow, someone must decide whether the delivered work met the agreed criteria. The standard defines that evaluator role but ships no evaluator, so most jobs on Arc testnet let the paying client judge its own job. Judge Protocol fills that seat, and every verdict it has issued so far can be recomputed from public chain data right here in your browser.
Posting a job or a bounty? Write a checklist the judge can check and test a delivery against it, in your browser.
This page holds no secrets. It reads the job from Circle's canonical ERC-8183 contract, finds the
provider's own submit() transaction and its on-chain commitment, re-derives every hash
locally with an audited keccak256, re-runs the deterministic checks, and compares the result with the
signed verdict recorded on chain. If the judge had lied about anything recomputable, a check below would
fail. You rely on two things: the chain data (on this site it arrives through a read-only relay at
/api/rpc; open ?rpc=direct to read rpc.testnet.arc.io
yourself) and this page's code, which is open source in web/ and runs unchanged from a
local checkout (python3 -m http.server --directory web).
A sample of Circle's canonical ERC-8183 contract on Arc testnet. The snapshot shown here is
judge-service/acp-measurement.json; node judge-service/src/measure-acp.js 2500
reruns the same method against today's contract. Rates marked ± carry 95% confidence intervals with a
finite-population correction.
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