NextXus Press Kit
One self-contained packet for AP, Reuters, BBC, AFP, Bloomberg, NHK, and any other verification desk that wants to evaluate the NextXus Truth Verification System without having to bounce questions back to its author. Download what you need, paste the curl examples into your terminal, or click through to the live system. Everything is signed, everything is reproducible.
PDFs you can forward to your standards committee.
The full formal challenge to the AP, Reuters, and major news organizations, including the Deborah Leslie case and the rationale for the system.
A one-pager containing the three equations that govern every ledger entry: T_filtered, C_graded, R_final — with plain-English notes.
Each PDF embeds a SHA-256 document hash and generation timestamp in its footer for independent integrity verification.
Prove the chain hasn't been altered. In your browser. In three seconds.
Downloads the full ledger and recomputes every SHA-256 entry hash entirely client-side. No server trust required.
Every accepted entry, every rejected entry, every audit trail. Sortable. Exportable as JSON and CSV.
Read the entire backend, the verifier, and the canonicaliser. Fork it. Run your own node.
Three curl commands that prove the pipeline.
curl -X POST https://nextxus.org/api/verify \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"content":"Pure water at 1 atm boils at 100\u00b0C.",
"source":"NIST WebBook"
}'curl https://nextxus.org/api/ledger/{ENTRY_ID}curl https://nextxus.org/api/ledger/export.json -o nextxus-ledger.json
Need a court-presentable PDF for a single contested document?
Every accepted ledger entry can be exported as a signed PDF audit containing the full submission, the V_AgentZero score, every Ring-of-12 grader's rationale, the audit trail, and the SHA-256 hash chain — generated directly from the immutable record. Open any entry in the public ledger and append .pdf to its URL — e.g. https://nextxus.org/api/press-kit/audit/{entry_id}.pdf.