Check
Does a thing match what it claims? Records, interfaces, prompts, colour vision and this site's own builds.
| Name | Type | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| OpticQuiz | Web app | Ready | Color-vision and acuity tests that run entirely in the browser. |
| Prompt Check | Service | Needs setup | Send a system prompt and it is run against a live model: which rules hold, which break, and the rewrite that holds. |
| authorecon | Python package | pip install | Reconcile published work against every place it lives, for any ORCID, from public sources. |
| Prompt Atoms | Dataset | Published | 257 instruction atoms and 32 measured conflicts, mined from public prompt libraries. CSV and JSON, CC BY 4.0. |
| certivl | Python package | pip install | Certified interval arithmetic: an enclosure that turns a computed inequality into a proof. |
| ishihara | Python package | pip install | Generate pseudoisochromatic color-vision plates, reproducible from a seed. |
| legible | Python package | pip install | Three build gates: unreadable type, unreadable color, a retired name. |
| openapi-drift | Python package | pip install | Has your API drifted from its spec, and can a machine still read it? |
| changewatch | Python package | pip install | A doorbell for your published work. Silent until somebody else acts. |
| Epistemend | Website | Live | One ORCID in, one document out. Checks a published record against where the work lives. |