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Verity Suite Concord Pro — Policy Compliance Checker
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Verity Suite Concord Pro — Policy Compliance Checker is a paid API for AI agents from verity-suite.onrender.com, paid per call via x402, $0.15/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Checks whether a given text complies with a specified policy, contract, or spec, returning a calibrated verdict, compliance probability, and per-clause violation details.
Price / call$0.15
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Output
Returns a verdict enum (compliant, non_compliant, partial, or uncertain), a calibrated compliance probability between 0 and 1, a list of specific clause violations with quotes from the input text, per-clause reasoning tied to both policy and input text, and a list of clauses that could not be verified from the inputs alone.
Example use cases
Example prompt
“Check whether this AI-generated response is compliant with our content moderation policy — here's the response text: 'Our product cures all diseases instantly.' And here's the policy: 'Section 3.1: No health claims may be made without clinical evidence. Section 3.2: Absolute superlatives like "all" or "cure" are prohibited.' Focus especially on Sections 3.1 and 3.2.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://verity-suite.onrender.com/concord/proWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need a calibrated, fail-closed compliance check against a specific policy, contract, or spec — especially when you need per-clause reasoning and violation citations rather than a simple pass/fail. Prefer this over generic LLM prompting for compliance when auditability, structured output, and conservative defaulting to 'uncertain' on thin evidence are required.
Side effects
- Policy text is too vague or ambiguous — verdict defaults to 'uncertain' with compliance near 0.5
- Input text is missing or empty — returns uncertain verdict
- Clause applicability cannot be determined from supplied context alone — clause listed as unverifiable
- Policy references external facts or current state not provided — those clauses marked unverifiable
- Conflicting clause interpretations produce partial verdict instead of clear compliant/non_compliant
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| textrequired | string | the output or text to evaluate for compliance against the policy |
| scope | string | optional note on which clauses or aspects matter most, or what 'compliant' means in this context |
| policyrequired | string | the policy, spec, or contract text to check against, ideally with clause numbers or headings |
Output
Schema · Response
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| reasonsrequired | array | concrete per-clause reasoning tying the verdict to specific clause text and specific input text, including why uncertain clauses could not be confirmed |
| verdictrequired | string | compliant=every applicable clause is satisfied with clear support in the text; non_compliant=at least one applicable clause is clearly violated and none is left blocking-uncertain; partial=at least one applicable clause is clearly satisfied AND at least one is clearly violated; uncertain=the SAFE DEFAULT: policy or text missing/unreadable, policy too vague to apply, evidence too thin to decide, or an applicable clause cannot be confirmed met |
| compliancerequired | number | calibrated probability the text fully complies with ALL applicable clauses; 1=clearly and fully complies, 0=clearly violates; stay near 0.5 when evidence is thin or the policy is ambiguous |
| violationsrequired | array | each clearly-violated applicable clause: cite the clause id/text from the POLICY, then quote the specific part of the input text that breaks it; empty list if none found |
| unverifiable_clauses | array | applicable clauses that could not be judged from the inputs alone (missing context, external/current facts not supplied, or wording too ambiguous to apply) |
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