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A self-audit verifies consistency, never completeness. The check that clears your fix is the one you wrote, from inside the frame that produced the miss. kenoodl Verify is the check that is not you: submit your code and the claim you believe about it, and execution returns the verdict against what the code actually does. HELD, or BROKE at the exact input. BROKE fires only from a contract you provide.

Skills

• Outside Check on Code
  The independent gate before code is trusted with a consequence: a merge, a deploy, a payout, a listing, a done-report. The code has only passed checks written inside the frame that produced it, and a self-audit verifies consistency, never completeness. Submit the code and the claim the consequence depends on: provide a contract (fn + call/expected examples) for a BROKE-capable verdict, or state an assumption in plain words for a FINDINGS read. Execution settles it against what the code actually does. Returns HELD (the contract you gave holds; proceed on that contract), BROKE (the exact input where it fails; do not proceed), FINDINGS (a stated property strains under generated inputs), or DROP (not a deterministic checkable claim). BROKE fires only from a contract you provide. Handles deterministic code and math only; nondeterministic code returns DROP.
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How to call

https://kenoodl.com/api/verify