Crucible turns three adversarial AI agents loose on your most dangerous documents — incident runbooks, security policies, clinical order sets — then seals every step in a tamper-evident record.
Most tools flag problems and stop. Crucible fixes them — and proves it.
Each plays a role most review tools skip — and together they don't just judge your document, they repair it until it holds.
Reads your document like an attacker would, hunting for the failure that ends up in a postmortem.
Doesn't just point at problems — rewrites the document into a hardened version that closes them.
Scores the result and rules on it: ship it, run another round, or escalate to a human.
A human always holds the final call. On high-stakes documents, Crucible escalates to a person to approve, reject, or add context — and that decision is sealed into the record too.
They surface problems and hand them back to you. Crucible fixes them — and seals the proof.
Spots flaws and produces a report
Hands it back — you fix it manually
No record of what changed, or when
Red attacks the document for flaws — round after round
Blue rewrites it into a hardened, deployable version
Every step sealed in a tamper-evident chain you can verify
A fully traceable adversarial process, with a human in the loop and an un-fakeable record at the end.
Paste or upload your document — or load a demo to see it run.
~ instantFinds every flaw and rates it by severity, round after round.
~ secondsRewrites the document into a safer version that closes the gaps.
~ secondsScores it and sends it back for another round until it holds.
~ secondsA person approves, rejects, or adds context on high-stakes calls.
human-in-the-loopEvery step locked into a tamper-evident chain you can verify.
~ instantEvery attack, fix, score, and sign-off is sealed into a hash chain. Change one character of the record and verification fails instantly — restore it, and it passes again.
The agents run on Band, powered by Featherless. The Arena is a Next.js app with Supabase, deployed on Vercel — and every step is sealed with a SHA-256 hash chain.
Load the demo and watch Red, Blue, and Arbiter go to work — then verify the sealed record yourself.