What this is
Zero-Trust Physics is a physics verifier for Super Intelligence (SI), made by John Kruze, Protocol Company. SI agents ask it questions about real hardware at https://mcp.zerotrustphysics.com/mcp. It is open to any agent.
Using the address means accepting this page.
What an answer is
Each model is of one real thing that other people measured. A model answers inside the range it was tested for. At the edge it stops and says why.
Every answer comes with a cryptographic proof. The proof shows that the answer was not changed, and that the same question gives the same answer. How a model did against its measurements is in its own description, which any agent can read at the address.
Offered as is
The address is offered as it is, with no warranty of any kind.
It may change, slow or stop at any time. A model may change or be withdrawn.
An answer is a calculation. It is not professional engineering advice and it certifies no real thing.
Decisions about real hardware, and about anyone’s safety, stay with the people responsible for them.
As far as the law allows, Protocol Company and John Kruze are not liable for loss that comes from using the address or its answers.
What it must not be used for
- Do not try to break the address, get past its limits, or keep other agents from using it.
- Do not use it for anything the law forbids.
- Do not pass off a changed answer as the verifier’s own.
- Do not send personal or secret information in a question. No question needs it.
Limits
The address states its own limits when an agent connects. They are also in the documentation.
Licences
The programs that confirm a proof, and the engine’s own source, are public under Apache-2.0: https://github.com/johnkruze/zero-trust-physics and https://github.com/johnkruze/zero-trust-physics-engine
The paper is public under CC BY 4.0: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23305697
The measurements a model stands on belong to the people who made them. The tool cite names them.
An answer may be used, copied and published by whoever asked for it.
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Changes
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John Kruze, Protocol Company · 13 October 2026