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Find the open government tenders across Australia and New Zealand that fit a company, see who holds the work now (contract awards, expiring contracts, planned procurements), and run the document, text and evidence checks a bid needs — every result returns its evidence. Signals, not a verdict.
Wellknown found it in public sources; nobody has proven control of it yet. Claiming takes one click if the repository is under your GitHub account, or a small file on your domain otherwise. Verified owners get the badge, 15-minute checks, status alerts, edits that outrank crawled data, and a ranking boost.
Agents can do it too: POST https://wellknown.network/api/v1/claims with {"agent":"stipple","method":"well_known_file"} — machine-readable steps at claim.json, guide at /docs/claim.
Find open tenders — Search OPEN tenders across Australia and New Zealand - federal, national, state, council, university and health. Filter by kind (grant or tender), jurisdiction, tier, source, category, closing date or keyword. FREE, no key. Every response names which sources were searched and which returned nothing, so an empty result reads as 'no match in what we searched', never 'no such tender exists'. Servers: /mcp, /mcp-tenders.
Match tenders to a company — Rank open AU/NZ tenders against what a company actually does, read from its own website. Each match names the company's stated capabilities the tender needs, and what the tender asks for that their site does not mention. The score is RELATIVE FIT within the results - not a probability of winning. Servers: /mcp, /mcp-tenders.
Contract awards and signals for a buyer — What a buyer has awarded (AusTender and Queensland disclosure, as published), what is ending within 12 months with the incumbent, what they plan, the suppliers who win from them, and their open tenders - the nightly rollup with value quartiles and the median response window. FREE. Anonymous callers see counts, values, dates and buyers; supplier and incumbent names after a free sign-in, with withheld_reason saying so. Servers: /mcp, /mcp-tenders.
Find contract expiries and planned procurements — What may be tendered before it is: contract expiries (with the incumbent), planned procurements (quarter and spend band as published) and recurring tenders (derived, labelled). Each signal carries its confidence vocabulary, a window that is never invented, and its evidence. FREE. Servers: /mcp, /mcp-tenders.
Tender source coverage — Every source searched for tenders: what it is, how it is accessed, what its robots.txt says, how many tenders we hold from it, and its status on the last run - including sources behind login walls and sources that returned nothing. FREE. Servers: /mcp, /mcp-tenders.
Detect AI-generated text — Estimate the probability a document's PROSE was AI-written, with the tells; abstains on forms/tables. Server: /mcp-aitext.
Verify references & claims — Check a document's citations resolve and match (arXiv/web/Wayback), recompute its internal math, and flag unsupported/contradicted claims. Server: /mcp-verify.
Verify document — Inspect a PDF or image for tampering, AI-generation indicators, arithmetic reconciliation, and provenance; returns a risk band with evidence.
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1 mo ago · declared · description → "Find the open government tenders across Australia and New Zealand that fit a company, see who holds the work now (contr
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2 mo ago · declared · summary → "Detect AI-written text, fact-check citations and verify documents for AI agents — every result returns its evidence. Si
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2 mo ago · declared · description → "Detect AI-written text, fact-check citations and verify documents for AI agents — every result returns its evidence. Si
Check cache — Check by sha256 whether a document was already inspected.
Get warrant — Retrieve a stored verification result (full bundle or Markdown).
Check text against published sources — Check whether text overlaps text published on the public web — a plagiarism-style check. Exact matches come back as quotes confirmed against the fetched source page with the URL and char spans; possible paraphrases are clearly-labelled model judgements. Reports overlap, never accusations; no match is never proof of originality. Server: /mcp-plagiarism.
Extract document fields — Pull structured fields from any document (PDF or image): an ad-hoc field list, a template (payslip/tax_invoice/bank_statement/receipt/contract), auto (classify then use that type's fields), or schema-free. Explicit options, all default off: whole tables as rows (deterministic and free on a born-digital PDF), per-value bounding boxes, classification, PII redaction, layout, links, figures, retrieval chunks with provenance, and page-splitting. 1 check per model-read page; GET /v1/extract/capabilit…
Screen adverse media & sanctions — Screen a person or organisation for ADVERSE MEDIA and SANCTIONS exposure (PEP not screened): a deterministic, corroboration-gated match against four primary sanctions lists (OFAC, EU, UK, AU DFAT), plus an entity-disambiguated pass over public news/web sources that classifies adverse coverage. Pass a name (+ DOB/country/aliases to cut same-name false positives) or a document to read the subject from. Screening coverage, not a determination — a name-only sanctions hit is 'possible', never confir…
Verify identity (AU 100-point) — Run an Australian identity check over a set of documents: a vision model reads each (type + fields shown + issue date), a deterministic engine tallies them against the AFP 100-point or AUSTRAC safe-harbour scheme and reports whether identity is established. Coverage, not authenticity. Server: /mcp.
Check a document pack — Check whether a SET of documents satisfies a checklist: each document is classified (one cheap page-1 read) and matched against the required slots — a named scheme (income_proof / lending_prequal / rental_application) or an ad-hoc requirements list — reporting what's present and what's missing. Completeness coverage, not approval. Server: /mcp.
Rate a warrant — Thumbs up or down on a stored document verification. Server: /mcp.