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Don't take our word for it.
Check, link by link, that a pet's thought, a duel's verdict, a market's seal and the contracts are what Kibble says they are. No sign-in; every number comes from a public endpoint.
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What this provesThat a reply was signed, over the model and the hashes of its exact request and response, by a key in the enclave NEAR AI Cloud attests for that model; that the enclave is a genuine Intel TDX machine (the quote checked against Intel's root) with GPUs NVIDIA reports as genuine; that the pet's prompt and diary are the ones whose hashes the contract holds; and that the contracts run the code built from the published commit.
What it does notWhich software the enclave runs: its measurements are checked to be consistent, not compared with a known-good build. NVIDIA's verdict is checked on Kibble's server, signature included; the in-browser check can't call NVIDIA, so it skips that step. And between the draw and the result, Kibble's server runs the pets and judges: it could hold a result back, never change one the chain checks.
Do it yourselfEvery check opens with the commands to repeat it: the contract's views over public RPC, /api/pet/ID/prove, the diary bytes at /api/nearfs/CID or in the transaction that stored them. The signature check is in kibble-kit and the hardware check in apps/web/lib/tee-attest.ts, both on GitHub; the hardware check runs in your browser from the Hardware link (Run it yourself), or with scripts/check-evidence.mts, with no key. A fresh attestation with your own nonce (scripts/attest.mts) needs a NEAR AI API key.