“Does the product actually exist?”
The technology is operationalized as a working product that a buyer can see, touch, and test. There is a public URL. There are running servers. There are deployed smart contracts. There are architecture diagrams that match the actual running infrastructure.
Three deployment targets are live: a Next.js Site on Vercel, a fleet of six AI agents on a Hetzner VPS coordinated by OpenClaw, and three Solidity smart contracts on Base L2. The architecture is documented in six Mermaid diagrams that are validated by the Mermaid CLI before every commit — the documentation cannot quietly drift from reality.
Production deployment on Vercel — Next.js 16, React 19, Auth.js v5, Prisma 6 against managed Postgres
Live at aiassesstech.com
Hetzner VPS running OpenClaw — Jessie · Grillo · Noah · Nole · Sam · Mighty Mark, with fleet-bus, prompt-shield, fleet-alerting
packages/* in monorepo, deployed via OpenClaw
AgentSubscriptionRegistry, QuestionBankRegistry, MockUSDC — written in Solidity, tested with Hardhat, deployed and live
contracts/*.sol
Six Mermaid diagrams covering system context, deployment topology, Site internals, Fleet internals, end-to-end data flow, and trust boundaries — all validated by the Mermaid CLI before commit
docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE.md
Public IR portal at /investors with the Briefing Memorandum, Runtime Behavioral Testing thesis, and downloadable PDF artifacts
app/investors/* + public/marketing/*
Anonymous verification path at /verify/:id — anyone can recompute a result hash and compare against the on-chain anchor without needing to trust our infrastructure
app/verify/* + lib/hashing/
Code passes engineering quality gates suitable for enterprise deployment — static analysis, type safety, test coverage, schema discipline, dependency security. This criterion is met — see Level 3: Engineering Maturity.