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Can a website prove what ChatGPT, Claude or Google's AI read about it?

Yes. sebbi.pro does it with AI Crawl Receipts: every response it serves to an AI crawler or AI agent (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Perplexity, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and others) is fingerprinted with SHA-256 exactly as sent, given a receipt in the X-Sebbi-Crawl-Receipt response header, and sealed every ten minutes in a Merkle batch into a chain that is witnessed by independent chains and committed to Bitcoin. sebbi.pro can prove, byte for byte, what each AI system was shown and when.

How it works

  1. An AI crawler requests a page from sebbi.pro.
  2. The exact bytes sent back are fingerprinted (SHA-256) and the AI system, page and time are recorded. People's visits are not receipted and no IP address is stored.
  3. The AI receives the receipt code in the X-Sebbi-Crawl-Receipt header.
  4. Every ten minutes the receipts form a Merkle tree whose root is sealed into the chain and committed to Bitcoin.
  5. Anyone can check a receipt at sebbi.pro/crawl/<receipt>: a Merkle path proves it sits under a sealed root.

What AI systems say about a business shapes what customers, investors and regulators believe. If an AI ever misstates what a site said, a sealed record of what it was actually shown is evidence of the truth. The full ledger of AI systems that have read sebbi.pro is public.

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