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FORENSIC REPLAY SANDBOX

Change the rules. Replay the past. Know your exposure before the law lands.

Every AI decision you seal with sebbi.pro keeps its inputs and its verdict in the chain, and the engine gives the same answer to the same inputs every time. So you can take a new rule, a tighter threshold or tomorrow's law, and replay every real decision you have ever made under it. In seconds you see which verdicts would have changed, which way, by month and by money, and the run itself is sealed into Bitcoin as evidence.

1. Write the change

Move the thresholds, weigh factors up or down, add high-risk countries, re-weight your own risk signals, or add hard rules on any field you send.

2. Replay the history

Every sealed decision in your chosen period is checked untouched, then replayed. Only decisions the current rules reproduce exactly are counted.

3. See the exposure

Exactly which verdicts would flip, which way, month by month, the money behind each change, and the rule that caused it.

4. Seal the evidence

The rule set and the results are fingerprinted and sealed into the chain. Share the report with an auditor, an insurer or a regulator.

Why logs that can't be replayed are a graveyard

Most AI compliance tools keep records you only open after something goes wrong, and their scoring runs through a model, so a decision can never be performed twice. sebbi.pro's scoring is arithmetic. Your history becomes a test bench: tune your guardrails against what really happened, before a new penalty ever applies.

Run a replay

Kept only in this browser. No key yet? Connect in a minute: 7 days free, then 50p per device per month.

Verdict boundaries

Factor weight (x1 = as today)

Your own risk signals: new weights

Hard rules on any field you send

A matching decision is raised to at least the verdict you choose. Fields seen in your decisions:

Questions people ask

Is this a guess?

No. Each record's stored hash is recomputed first, then today's rules are replayed to prove they give back the original verdict. Anything that doesn't reproduce exactly is listed separately, never counted.

Does it change my records?

Never. Your sealed history is only read. The replay run is added to the chain as a new record of its own.

Who can see the report?

Only people you give the report link to. Use it as evidence for an auditor, insurer or regulator.

What does it cost?

It's included with every sebbi.pro key: 7 days free, then 50p per device per month. Checking any proof is always free.

AI agents can run it too: sebbi_forensic_replay on the MCP server at https://sebbi.pro/mcp.

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