Don't take our word. Check it here.
Everything Lunara asks anyone to rely on, in one place, with a check you run yourself. Signed documents are verified in this browser: the Ed25519 signature over the canonical statement, the SHA-256 of the document as served now, the term and the key's status. Register entries show the method a named reviewer used. Every result says what it does not establish.
Signed documents
| Document | Claim | Issued | Expires | Key | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
The public register
Verify an agent passport
An AI agent with a verified credential presents a passport in a Lunara-Passport header. Paste one: its signature is checked in this browser against Lunara's published passport keys, and its current status is read from the register.
See a check fail
Local demonstrationA verifier that never says no proves nothing. This alters one character of the obligation corpus in this browser's memory only, the kind of edit that would move a legal date, and runs the same check on the altered copy. Nothing is changed on the server, and the real document's result above is unaffected.