How we test
A product that fails your spec can't come back as the answer.
Not because a model is careful — because the screen is code. A hard constraint is a SQL filter over typed columns, the model only ever sees products that survived it, and we attack that property with generated cases on every change. The numbers below are measured, and they carry their date.
The property under test
A product that violates a stated hard constraint must be eliminated — with a one-sentence reason and the source line it was judged against. If we can't say why a product was ruled out, the screen is wrong, and we fix the screen.
Measured, not promised
One number we refuse to round: false passes.
A false pass is a product that violates a stated hard constraint and survives the screen anyway — the one failure a spec screen must never produce.
Conditions, because a number without them is a slogan: measured 2026-08-25 on the engine build this page describes (fingerprint 5c14510b). The judge is an independently written oracle that re-checks every surviving product against the stated constraints — never the screening code grading itself. When the engine changes, the number is re-measured, not quoted forward.
Show, don't tell
Real output, with the receipts.
This is the deployed engine's own answer to the first example inquiry on the home page — the fictional demo catalogue, the real engine. Every line below is quoted from the live response, byte for byte.
Inquiry
Matting agent for a waterborne wood coating. Particle size under 10 microns, PTFE-free, VOC under 50 g/L.
Parsed constraints
Three of the thirty receipts
Reproduced 2026-08-25 from the same public endpoint the home-page demo calls. The example inquiries use stored typed constraints, so this result is deterministic — no model call, same answer every run. Seventeen of thirty products land in to verify because their sheets never state PTFE-free either way: refusing to guess is the behaviour under test, not a gap in the demo.
The honest edges
What this measures — and what it doesn't.
- The guarantee is about the screen — the step that decides. Reading your customer's prose into typed constraints is a separate step with its own tests, and the rep sees the parsed constraints and can correct them before anything is sent.
- The bank is generated, plus a fixed inquiry set — it is not your traffic. Your catalogue gets its own measurement when we ingest your line card: where a sheet is silent, GRADE returns unknown and names the value it needs, and we measure that gap per field.
- A checker can be wrong too. That is why the oracle is written independently of the screening code, and why a case that finds a real defect is added to the bank permanently — the attack that worked once is re-run forever.
See it yourself
Watch it enforce a spec.
Paste an inquiry on the home page and screen the demo catalogue with the deployed engine — or send us a real one from your inbox.