Each one below is a direct link. Four of them need nothing at all: no account, no email, no waiting. The two that call a model ask for an email once and send a code, because a model call costs money and an open button is an open wallet. Nothing here asks for a password.
A report is drafted, every quoted number is recomputed against its source, one is rejected for being derived rather than measured, the draft goes back, then a human approves and it publishes.
The same discipline on a data question: the model derives a figure correctly and the gate rejects it anyway, because correct is not the same as verified.
What one coordinating session actually did, step by step, including the two times it was wrong.
A specification goes in and a reviewed pull request comes out. Press the button to walk one through.
Four doors into the same discipline, run live against the real backend rather than replayed.
Ask for commentary again until the model states a number the engine never produced. The page then refuses to show the commentary at all.
The short addresses work on their own: typing ai.codecot.com/gate into a chat window lands on the gate itself rather than at the top of a long page. They are meant to be said out loud during a call.