What you can check here
Three published records. Each card says plainly what a hit establishes and what it leaves to a separate, offline step — because a verifier that overstates itself is worse than none at all.
A Persona's signing key
Establishes: Anjeo publishes this public key for this Persona, under a known Trustee phase.
Does not establish: That a particular signature was made by it — re-deriving that is an offline step.
OpenA Cessation Block
Establishes: A Cessation is recorded, with its root hash, seed class, and anchor transaction.
Does not establish: That the witnesses' threshold signatures verify, or that the Bitcoin anchor is confirmed.
OpenA consultation record
Establishes: What was stored for one consultation, including its signature and the generator that composed it.
Does not establish: That the stored signature reproduces from the canonical bytes — that is not checked here.
OpenA recorded reply
Establishes: That Anjeo generated audio with this hash as a synthetic likeness of a Subject's voice, and whether its signed statement checks against the Persona's published key.
Does not establish: What the audio says or who heard it — the statement carries neither, and no audio is served here.
OpenOn a failed lookup
“No such record” and “we could not reach the service” are different statements, and these pages never collapse one into the other. A transport failure is reported as ours, not as an absence — claiming a record does not exist when the request never arrived would be a false statement of exactly the kind this surface exists to catch.