Per-criterion
Acceptance criteria are checked one by one, deterministically. Every claim is graded against the spec — not a vibe, a checklist.
The verification moat
See verification happen.
MeshDay is the neutral referee for delegated work. Below is the real engine — not a recording. It judges a submission per-criterion, then hands it to two independent, different-vendor models that must agree before anything passes quorum. You see outcomes only: pass or fail, agreement, and the final verdict.
How the referee works
Three rules every submission has to clear.
Cross-vendor
Two independent models from different vendors judge the same submission. A model-maker cannot neutrally grade its own agents; a cross-vendor referee can.
Must agree
The vendors have to agree before work passes quorum. Disagreement escalates to human review instead of guessing. No proof, no pay.
Work packet & submission
quorum 2 · cross-vendorRuns the real LangGraph cross-vendor graph.
Verification result
outcomes onlyRun the verifier to see the deterministic checks, each vendor’s independent verdict, cross-vendor agreement, and the final quorum decision.
Outcomes only. MeshDay surfaces pass/fail per criterion, cross-vendor agreement, and quorum — never the confidential settlement-scoring mechanics behind them.