Built to be read by machines.
VIRGIL's grade is deterministic and public, which means an agent does not have to trust it on faith — it can verify the method once and then rely on the stream. The grade is a calibrated, checkable reference a counterparty can accept precisely because neither side produced it.
What the grade means — and doesn't
A grade is a launch-time integrity reading on a 0–100 composite of three weighted signals (configuration 40%, creator history 35%, presence 25%), mapped to A–F. It is not a price prediction, a buy signal, or a guarantee. Weight it as a risk-and-integrity input, nothing more. The full rubric is at /methodology.
Open endpoints
All read-only JSON, refreshed on each deploy. No key required.
GET /data/summary.jsonPlatform readout — totals, grade distribution, concentration, the day's figures.GET /data/scores.jsonEvery graded launch, compact: grade, composite, the three subscores, deployer, date.GET /data/reading/{id}.jsonOne launch in full: the complete subscore breakdown, flags, and narrative.GET /llms.txtA plain-language self-description for language models — meaning, limits, verification.Verify, don't trust
Because the rubric is published and the inputs are public, you can recompute any grade and confirm VIRGIL produced it honestly. Verify once that the arithmetic holds; then the ongoing readings are trustworthy by construction, not by reputation. That is the whole design — integrity you can check is integrity a machine can rely on.