Declare what should exist.
Identify the source versions, retained deletions, expected chunks and the scope you intend to verify.
AI DATA PIPELINE INTEGRITY
Know whether your data actually made it into AI search.
Verifold compares evidence across your data pipeline to help you investigate missing updates, retained deletions and retrieval gaps.
Developer alpha. Read-only verification. Explicit uncertainty.
A serving-route fault left the index intact while the declared query missed its expected result.
Scoped observations, not a shared system snapshot.
Built around the pipeline you already have.
01 / THE APPROACH
An ingestion run can finish while an old version remains indexed or a serving route misses a document. Verifold makes the observed difference inspectable.
Identify the source versions, retained deletions, expected chunks and the scope you intend to verify.
Compare source and index metadata. In the supported local pipeline, inspect retained stage artifacts and run explicit retrieval probes.
Inspect affected documents, versions, observed gaps and recurrence in local reports—with coverage and uncertainty kept separate.
02 / DEMONSTRATED, WITH LIMITS
Two bounded experiments show what independent verification can reveal. Neither establishes general customer-pipeline support.
100 local HTML pages. 300 expected points. A controlled serving exclusion preserved indexed records but broke one declared retrieval expectation.
Read the M2 resultIn a four-URL LlamaIndex experiment, a rejected deletion and persisted restart left an old point searchable after retry. Verifold observed the tombstone/index mismatch.
Read the M3 result03 / PRODUCT SCOPE
Our vision is end-to-end integrity verification from original sources through crawling, ingestion, processing, indexing and retrieval.
During live ingestion, the global verdict remains UNKNOWN. Repeated observations do not prove synchronization.
These directions require new contracts, adapters and independent evidence. No availability dates or production guarantees are implied.
SOURCE-TO-RETRIEVAL VERIFICATION
See the observations, the failure conditions and the boundaries of each result.