🛡  THE FOUNDING INSURER PROTOCOL

Require proof, not a PDF.

Adopt The Insurable AI Standard in two minutes. Declare the minimum Insurability Level you'll underwrite AI at, prove it by hosting one file on a domain only you control, and you get a certificate-gate your pipeline calls on every submission — yes / no in one request. Verifying lists you publicly and publishes a sealed announcement. Only real, domain-verified insurers ever appear.

The gate your pipeline taps into

Once verified, call this on any applicant's certificate code. It returns whether their sealed Insurability Certificate meets your minimum — no account, one request:

GET https://sebbi.pro/x/insureradopt/check?insurer=<your-domain>&code=IC-XXXX-XXXX
// -> { "meets_requirement": true, "decision": "ACCEPTABLE", "certificate_level": 3, ... }

The hosted file proves you control the domain — the same way a verified data source does. Spec: /x/insureradopt/spec.

See who already requires the standard → · the sealed newsroom → · the standard itself at /insurable. Domain-verification proves control, not an endorsement by sebbi of the insurer.

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