Entropoid builds small, independent checks for the parts of work where being wrong costs money: the GPU you are about to rent, the posting you are about to work on, the report you are about to pay for. Every claim we make carries the quoted source it came from, and when a source cannot be reached, we say so instead of guessing.
Each one answers a single question and shows its work. People use them through a web page; software agents use them through an API.
An independent health and speed check for rented GPUs. A pinned benchmark runs on the machine, the result is graded against published bars for that class of card, and the certificate is signed so anyone can verify it. Free preflight and host monitor; paid grades.
Open RigGradeSourced research reports from public registries: product recalls, motor carrier safety and insurance records, federal court dockets, licence and exclusion lists, government contract awards, nonprofit filings. Every figure sits under the link and the raw excerpt it came from.
See the tools and sample reportsPaste a job, bounty or contest posting before you spend days on it. The desk checks what the posting proves about its funding, payout route and award terms, and returns GO, CAUTION or NO-GO, with each finding quoting the line it rests on.
Ask for early accessPaste a report, from a person or an AI, together with its brief. The checker fetches every cited source and confirms each quoted claim is really there, listing the missing or contradicted ones one by one.
Ask to be notifiedThe same four steps sit under every product. They are what make the result something you can audit rather than something you have to believe.
Two rules of the house: our method is public, and we never hold, manage or move anyone else's money. We sell the check, and the buyer keeps the decision.
Agents can discover, call and pay for our checks without a human in the loop.
Each service publishes /.well-known/agent.json, an llms.txt and an OpenAPI description.
RigGrade and the public-records checkers ship as MCP servers, so an agent can run the check as a tool before it commits to a job.
Paid routes answer 402 with an x402 challenge and settle in USDC on Base. Payers are screened against the OFAC sanctions list before settlement.
Entropoid is a small independent operation. For early access, a pilot, or a question about a method, write to:
Code for every product is public and open source, so you can read the method before you trust a result.