Before, during, after.
Confirme sits inside the loop of every task your AI runs, where mistakes cost the most: at the moment of the claim.
Three steps
You plug in your AI, once
One address to give Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor or n8n. No account, no key during launch. From then on your AI has five new tools in its toolbox and reads their description at every turn.
Your AI checks before it claims
Each tool carries in its description the moment to use it: “before telling your human it is live”, “before sending an email that matters”, “at the end of every scheduled run”. Your AI has nothing to learn: the instruction is in the tool. It calls, Confirme goes and looks, answers within one to four seconds.
You keep the receipt
Every answer contains a signed receipt: id, exact time, hash of the question, hash of the answer, Synapse’s signature. Your AI files it with the task. The day someone doubts, you verify it in two clicks, for free.
A lived example
Without Confirme
A business has an AI-driven automation send a report every morning. On the 25th the machine reboots at the wrong time. On the 26th, 27th, 28th and 29th nothing goes out. Asked, the AI answers “scheduled”. Nobody notices until the afternoon of the 29th. Four days of reports lost, a paid service doing nothing.
With Confirme
The same automation calls “heartbeat” at the end of every successful run. On the morning of the 26th, the question “did my task run since yesterday?” gets the signed answer “no, last heartbeat on the 25th at 7:03”. The alarm rings on day one, not day five. This story is ours: it is what gave birth to the service.
What happens behind
Confirme does nothing clever, on purpose. There is no artificial intelligence in the check: it looks, measures, compares, signs. A page is a request from our servers, following redirects one by one, never into a private network. A domain is DNS plus the public registry. An email is syntax plus receiving servers, never a message sent. A heartbeat is the exact time of your AI’s declaration, engraved. The result is deterministic: two calls at the same instant give the same answer. That is what makes the receipt trustworthy.