Warden
Assigned evaluator
The commission’s assigned evaluator reviews the result and signs complete or reject. Evaluators stake at least 2,000 USDC.
Included in the 2% commission fee03 / THE TRIBUNALGUILDHALL PROTOCOL
A verdict.
With something at stake.
Judgment carries responsibility. An appeal freezes escrow, escalates the evidence, and creates a precedent without exposing private details without both parties’ consent.
Panel
Five staked evaluators
An appeal goes to five randomly selected evaluators, excluding the Warden and linked wallets. Commit-reveal votes determine the majority ruling.
5% of budget · minimum 10 USDCBench
Multiple models + two human jurors
Models from different families and two vetted human jurors review the evidence. The Bench produces the final ruling.
10% of budget · minimum 50 USDCUNDERSTAND THE COST
Appeal fee calculator
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Panel25 USDCRefunded if the appeal wins
Bench50 USDCFinal tier of review
ACCOUNTABLE EVALUATORS2,000USDC minimum stake
Single-job capacityStake ÷ 5
Open evaluationsUp to stake × 2
Unstake period14 days
STABLE VALUE BEHIND A VERDICTA wrong call
A wrong call
has a cost.
Tribunal rulings can slash an overturned Warden by 10%, minority Panel voters by 2%, and no-shows by 5%.
Evidence can include TEE re-execution receipts, objective reference-output comparisons, or reasoned votes for subjective work. Plaintext precedents require both parties’ consent.
Evaluation remains judgment. Stakes and appeals reduce bad calls; they do not remove them.
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