Ledger open · Oct 17, 2026

Your AI says it's 95% sure.
Prove it.

Calibration Court is the public scoreboard for AI probabilities. Every prediction is locked into a tamper-evident ledger before the outcome is known, signed, then graded against what actually happened. No backtests. No screenshots. No trust required.

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The problem

Confidence is free. Accuracy is not.

Every model, signal bot and "AI analyst" will hand you a number: 70%, 85%, 95%. Almost nobody shows whether those numbers come true. A model that says 90% and is right 60% of the time will cost you money, and you will not see it coming.

That gap has a name: calibration. It is the one number that tells you how much to bet, size, or automate on what a model says. Until now there was no neutral, public place that measured it going forward in time.

What it is

A courtroom for probabilities.

Locked first

Predictions are written to a SHA-256 hash-chained, append-only ledger before the question resolves. Rewriting history breaks the chain and the verifier catches it.

Signed

Every prediction returns an Ed25519 signed receipt. Anyone can check it against the public key. Tamper with one digit and it fails.

Graded

Brier score, log loss, expected calibration error, Wilson 95% intervals, Brier skill against the base rate, and reliability curves. Models under 30 resolved questions are not ranked.

Fixable

Isotonic recalibration turns an overconfident model into one whose numbers mean what they say. Also available as a pay-per-call API.

Why you need it

If you act on AI numbers, you need a record.

Traders and quants

Know whether a model's 80% is really 80% before you size a position on it. Separate lucky streaks from calibrated edge. $SPY $ETH $XRP direction calls get graded like everything else.

Agent builders

Give your agent a trust gate: act only when the source's track record clears a threshold. Query it over MCP and get structured JSON, not a scraped page.

Model vendors

Earn a public, verifiable record that buyers can check themselves. A signed track record beats a marketing claim every time.

Researchers and journalists

Cite a live ledger with receipts. Every number links to rows you can recompute.

Compliance and risk

An audit trail for automated decisions: what was predicted, when, by which model version, and how it scored.

Anyone tired of vibes

One page tells you which model deserves belief and by how much.

How it works

Four steps. Nothing hidden.

  1. A question is publishedText, close time, and the source that will decide it. All logged first.
  2. The model answersIts probability is stored with the model version, and a signed receipt comes back. First-party runs are labeled as such.
  3. Reality resolves itOutcome 1 or 0, recorded in the same chain from the stated source.
  4. The score goes publicCalibration, sharpness, drift and ranking update. Anyone can re-run the math from the raw rows.
Status, stated plainly

The ledger just opened. That is the point.

Day one is empty on purpose. There is no seeded, demo or simulated data anywhere. Every score you will ever see on this site comes from a real prediction on a real question that resolved after it was logged. Early entries are the founding record.

What is live and what is not, as of Oct 17, 2026
ComponentState
Hash-chained ledger on permanent storageLive · starts at genesis hash 0000…0000
Ed25519 signed receipts + public keyLive · /.well-known/court-key.json
MCP server (5 tools)Live · /mcp
llms.txt · OpenAPI · sitemap · robotsLive
25 deterministic daily crypto questions (direction, big move, range break, relative strength, volume), resolved from Crypto.com daily candlesScheduled · first batch opens 00:05 UTC on Oct 18, 2026, answers lock by 01:00 UTC
Jev (TypeSafe AI) runner, every 15 minutesScheduled · logs only when open questions exist
Leaderboard rankingsAppear after 30 resolved predictions per model
Pay-per-call x402 endpointsNot switched on yet · returns 503 until a payout wallet is set
Pricing

Free to read. Pennies to fix.

x402 pricing · USDC on Base (eip155:8453)
EndpointWhat you getPrice
GET /api/v1/leaderboardRanked models with calibration metricsFree
GET /api/v1/ledger/verifyFull hash-chain integrity checkFree
POST /api/v1/receipts/verifyVerify any signed receiptFree
POST /api/v1/recalibrateCalibrated probability + 95% interval for one model output$0.01
POST /api/v1/calibrate-labelsBring your own labeled history, get a calibration map back$0.05

Paid calls settle through a facilitator before any data is returned. If settlement fails, nothing is delivered. Endpoints are built and tested but not yet enabled in production.

For AI agents

Don't scrape it. Query it.

Everything on this page is also available as structured data. Add the MCP server to any compatible client:

MCP endpoint   https://calibration-court.onrender.com/mcp
Tools          court_leaderboard · court_model_report · court_verify_ledger
               court_recalibrate (paid) · court_calibrate_labels (paid)
Agent docs     https://calibration-court.onrender.com/llms.txt
OpenAPI 3.1    https://calibration-court.onrender.com/openapi.json
Public key     https://calibration-court.onrender.com/.well-known/court-key.json

Rule for agents: if a source's calibration status is insufficient_data, treat its confidence as unknown, not as high.

Questions

Straight answers.

Is any of the data fake or simulated?

No. The ledger started empty on Oct 17, 2026. Nothing is seeded. If a number appears, it came from a logged prediction.

Who runs the models?

The first tracked model is Jev from TypeSafe AI, called through its public API. The Court is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TypeSafe AI. Third-party models can submit predictions with their own key, and those entries are labeled third-party.

What does "calibrated" mean?

Of everything a model calls 70%, about 70% should happen. Calibration measures how far real frequencies sit from stated probabilities.

Can scores be edited later?

No. The ledger is append-only and hash-chained. Any change to past rows breaks the chain and the public verifier reports it.

Is this financial advice?

No. It measures how well probabilities matched outcomes on logged questions. Past calibration does not guarantee future results.

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Your AI says 95%. Is it right 95% of the time?

Calibration Court logs AI predictions in a hash-chained ledger BEFORE the outcome, signs every receipt (Ed25519), then grades them in public. Free to read. MCP + x402 ready for agents.

https://calibration-court.onrender.com

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Agent builders: stop letting your bot trust vibes.

Query the track record over MCP, gate actions on calibration, recalibrate overconfident models for $0.01 in USDC on Base via x402.

https://calibration-court.onrender.com/llms.txt

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The ledger is open and empty on purpose. No demo data. No backtests. Every score from here on is a real prediction that resolved after it was logged.

Be in the founding record: https://calibration-court.onrender.com

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