Check a real GitHub repository, live deployment, health endpoints, and Monad contract. ShipReceipt records exactly what passed or failed in a tamper-evident public receipt.
Live on Monad Testnet · Real checks · No AI-generated verdicts
AI coding tools can generate software quickly. But “task complete” does not always mean:
Developers, clients, and judges still have to check those claims manually.
ShipReceipt performs those checks against the real build and records:
The detailed evidence stays offchain. Its integrity is anchored on Monad so later changes become visible.
A practical completion check, without replacing your CI/CD or security review.
Provide a public GitHub repository, live deployment, optional health endpoints, and optional Monad contract.
ShipReceipt resolves the repository and commit, visits the deployment, checks the endpoints, and confirms contract bytecode where configured.
The result is saved as evidence and can be recorded in a public receipt on Monad.
One readable record of what was working—and what was not.
Show clients, collaborators, and judges what was actually working when the project was delivered.
See more than a “completed” message. Review the exact checks that passed or failed.
Add an independent completion step after an agent says the work is finished.
Open one receipt and quickly inspect the repository, deployment, contract, checks, and evidence integrity.
ShipReceipt performs the technical checks offchain.
Monad stores the receipt's result, issuer, timestamp, check totals, and evidence root. That means the developer—or ShipReceipt itself—cannot quietly edit the evidence later without creating a visible mismatch.
The blockchain does not decide whether the software is correct. It preserves the integrity of the recorded result.