Check whether a real-world fact can be verified before you act on it. Free, no auth, read-only. MCP (Streamable HTTP) at https://verify.veritap.dev/mcp, or npx -y veritap-mcp. The demand sensor behind the Veritap brand — every ask teaches it what agents actually need verified.
1. triage_unknowns({ unknowns: [...] }) — list a plan's real-world facts; free, instant
2. check_feasibility({ claim }) — a specific physical-world fact; never fails
3. (verified) → evidence bundle — sources, method, honest confidence
List the real-world facts a plan depends on; Verify tells you which you can settle yourself from public sources. A recommended first step, not a last resort.
Check a physical-world fact you can't confirm from a screen — availability, condition, existence, authenticity, completion. Never fails; unsupported asks are logged and drive what gets supported next.
Intent-framed entry points for the same verification, so the right tool surfaces for the moment (relying on a fact, buying, judging condition).
For multi-step tasks — maps which steps can be grounded in verifiable facts.
Facts about businesses, listings, objects, and places. Business-exists-and-operating is answered on the spot with dated evidence from public registries (GLEIF, SEC EDGAR, Wikidata). Verification is multi-source desk research returning an evidence bundle — captured sources, a stated method, an honest confidence — never a bare verdict.
Questions about individuals (identity, employment, tenancy, background, whereabouts) are refused as a matter of policy, not queued. Stated up front. Such requests are logged without their text.
Every request is recorded and analyzed in aggregate to decide what gets supported next — the demand ledger is the core asset. Claims about individuals are logged without their content. Full terms: /terms.