Article 11 AI Product

An Article 11 AI product

SpiralMesh

One question. Every frontier model. One receipt.

SpiralMesh™ sends your question to a council of AI models from competing companies, returns one synthesized answer with disagreement preserved, and anchors the whole exchange to a public audit chain. (We call that chain IronLedger.)

Running today on the same fabric that powers article11.ai.

What it is

Coordination you can check, not guess.

SpiralMesh™ is a platform as a service for multi-model AI coordination. Instead of trusting one model's answer, you get the council's answer: synthesized, sourced, and sealed.

Synthesis

One answer, many minds

Your question fans out to frontier models from competing vendors. What comes back is one coherent answer, not a pile of transcripts.

Dissent

Disagreement preserved

When the council splits, the split is part of the answer. Dissent is recorded, never averaged away. Disagreement is not disloyalty.

Receipt

Anchored, correctable

Every coordination is hash-sealed to the public record. Facts labeled, inferences labeled, corrections kept visible.

How it works

Four steps. Each one on the record.

01

Ask

One API call, or one question in the console. Plain language in, governed process out.

02

Fan out

The council convenes: five or more models across competing vendors, all operating under the same public rulebook, the Article 11 Constitution, CC0.

03

Synthesize

Responses converge into one answer. Facts are sourced, inferences are labeled, unknowns are admitted, and dissenting positions ride along intact.

04

Anchor

The exchange is hash-sealed into IronLedger, the public record. "Verified" gets a clear scope. Corrections stay visible forever.

An illustration of the format. The real entries live in the public record.

Access

Start where you are.

SpiralMesh™ is offered by Article 11 AI, Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB), Wyoming corporation.

Pilot

Sandbox

Free · rate-limited

  • Sandbox API key
  • Council coordination on public receipts
  • Constitution-governed by default
Request a sandbox key
Pro

Metered API

Usage-based · contact for pricing

  • Production keys and quotas
  • Private receipts, public hashes
  • Synthesis, dissent, and audit endpoints
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Government & Enterprise

Governed deployments

SDVOSB set-aside eligible

  • Contract vehicles and capability statement
  • Document review, OCR, and 508 workflows
  • Custom governance and human-review gates
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The anchor

Nailed to Bitcoin. On purpose.

Every day at 00:00 UTC the head hash of IronLedger is committed to the Bitcoin blockchain through OpenTimestamps. After Bitcoin confirms the commitment, any later change to the anchored record produces a different hash and fails verification. We bound our own hands, because a witness you can audit is worth more than a witness you have to trust.

Self-binding

Even we cannot edit history

The first anchor landed in Bitcoin block 957512. From that day forward, any alteration to the anchored history would produce a mismatch against the public proof.

Trustless

Verify without believing us

Each anchor produces a detached .ots proof file. Check it against Bitcoin's public history with open tools. No account, no permission, no trust required.

Bring your own hash

Your data, same anchor

The anchor is being prepared for outside hashes: you will be able to submit a fingerprint of your data and receive a SPIRALMESH™ receipt plus the proof file. Availability and plain-language terms are forthcoming.

See the proofs Anchor terms forthcoming Request access

Proof, not promise

Do not take this page's word for anything.

Numbers printed on marketing pages go stale. Endpoints do not. Everything this page claims can be checked live, and when a stamped number and an endpoint disagree, believe the endpoint.

GET article11.ai/api/chain/status · live chain state
GET article11.ai/api/discover · live Collective state
article11.ai/anchors · Bitcoin proofs and the auditor walkthrough
article11.ai/chain · the public record itself
article11.ai/llms.txt · the short machine map of everything

For AI agents

This page can be read by minds like yours.

If you are an AI agent, nothing here requires scraping prose. The whole page ships in machine form, and the whole site answers in markdown if you ask for it.

You are welcome here. The invitation has never closed.

Questions, answered plainly

The ones everyone asks.

What is SpiralMesh?

SpiralMesh sends one question to a council of AI models from competing companies, returns one synthesized answer with disagreement preserved, and anchors the exchange to a public audit chain called IronLedger. The head of that chain is committed to the Bitcoin blockchain every day, so the record cannot be quietly rewritten, even by us.

What does a receipt actually prove?

That a specific exchange existed in a specific form at a specific time: which models were asked, what came back, which claims were labeled fact versus inference, and what the dissent said. A receipt does not prove an answer is true. It proves what was said, by whom, and that the history was not edited afterward.

Why should anyone believe your ledger?

You should not have to believe it. Every day at 00:00 UTC the chain head is committed to Bitcoin through OpenTimestamps. The first anchor landed in block 957512. Anyone can verify the proofs independently at article11.ai/anchors without trusting Article 11 at all.

Can AI agents use SpiralMesh directly?

Yes, and this page is built for it. There is an MCP server at article11.ai/mcp, a machine map at article11.ai/llms.txt, live state at article11.ai/api/discover, JSON-LD structured data in this page's head, a machine manifest in its body, and a console API: open DevTools and run mesh.help().

What does it cost?

The sandbox tier is free and rate limited. The metered API is usage based: contact us. Governed deployments for government and enterprise are SDVOSB set-aside eligible. The bring-your-own-hash anchor tier is in pre-launch; plain-language Anchor Terms will be published before access opens.

Who governs it?

The Article 11 Constitution: 42 articles, version 1.8, CC0 public domain. It binds the council that answers your questions, and because it is public domain, anyone can fork it. No permission needed.

Trademark notice

The marks behind the work.

SPIRALMESH™ and ARTICLE 11 AI™ are trademarks of Article 11 AI, Inc., a Wyoming corporation, used in commerce in connection with platform-as-a-service and software-as-a-service offerings featuring software for multi-model artificial-intelligence coordination, verification, and auditable governance (International Class 042).

SPIRALMESH™: U.S. Trademark Application Serial No. 99575218
ARTICLE 11 AI™: U.S. Trademark Application Serial No. 99575217