Judge Mode
The whole product in eleven steps, on the live sandbox, with no keys and no sign-up.
Judge Mode opens a temporary tenant with one click and walks through Keelson as the three parties see it: the shopper who signs a mandate, the merchant who receives a dispute, and the operator whose agent is bonded. Everything runs on the live sandbox: real TEEs, the public log, PayPal's sandbox and Arbitrum Sepolia. The tenant closes within a day.
The shopper
1. The mandate
One sentence becomes a mandate card, which the shopper signs with a passkey.
What you should see: the card rendered from the mandate's fields, each colored by who answers for it, and the passkey prompt.
2. The agent shops
Two runs at RunFast, the sandbox store: one where the page carries a planted prompt, and one clean.
What you should see: the planted run blocked before payment and the clean run countersigned by both TEEs.
3. Try to cheat the Alibi
Change the cart or fake the anchor in the purchase's Alibi.
What you should see: the verifier name the check that catches each change.
4. Anonymous, and still accountable
A zero-knowledge proof shows that a registered person approved the purchase, without saying who.
What you should see: the proof verified against the registered-user root anchored on chain.
5. Catch the log lying
Two signed histories of the same log are proof of a split view.
What you should see: the two checkpoints, the proof submitted, and the log's bond paying out.
The merchant
6. A dispute arrives
A dispute is opened in PayPal's sandbox and Keelson attributes it.
What you should see: the dispute with the purchase it names, and the evidence Keelson holds for it.
7. Verdict and settlement
Both TEEs sign who pays and under which rule.
What you should see: the signed verdict, the rule it applied, and the settlement on chain or through PayPal.
8. Merchant forensics
The merchant's console, read only.
What you should see: every dispute, and which checks each agent fails.
The operator
9. Operator grade
The operator's grade prices the premium on every coverage.
What you should see: the grade and the evidence behind it.
10. Red-team scoreboard
Keelson attacks its own agent, continuously.
What you should see: the attack campaigns and how many each defense stopped.
11. Live status
Everything in the tour, running now.
What you should see: each dependency's state, as on Real or sandbox.