The proof library

Open the work.
Make your own judgement.

A selection of work and an inspectable reporting example. Each item says what it demonstrates, with its limits alongside it.

01 / Inspect a complete sample

From the brief
to the draft.

Example Co is fictional. These three files form a static, synthetic example: a requested placement list, a manually checked checklist and a draft awaiting human review.

01 / INPUT

The brief

Three requested formats and a requirement to flag missing live delivery evidence.

Open file ↗02 / CHECKS

The checklist

See what matches the brief and what the available inputs cannot establish.

Open file ↗03 / OUTPUT

The report draft

A structured placement summary, with limitations and review requirements.

Open file ↗

What this proves: A report structure you can inspect against its sample inputs. It is not a production run, a validator receipt, proof of ad serving or a record of client acceptance. Human review remains pending.

02 / Selected outputs & demonstrations

Work you can see.

Examples of the interfaces, campaign work and bilingual content we have put together. A demonstration is described as a demonstration.

Campaign banner output shown in a 970 by 250 HK01 placement example

Campaign output example

A format you can inspect.

A campaign creative shown in a specified placement format. It makes the visual output and dimensions easy to review.

Limit: this illustrative placement alone does not prove that an ad was served on a live publisher site.Open the output ↗

Content concept

Content with a structure.

A recipe-led content concept bringing product information, editorial structure and visual presentation into a reusable format.

Limit: a concept output, not evidence of a launched campaign, customer adoption or commercial results.Open the concept ↗

Voice persona demonstration

A persona in conversation.

A recorded Telegram voice persona interaction. The 38-second clip shows the conversational experience developed for a partner demonstration.

Video description: a Telegram chat with the Eva persona, showing messages and a voice response. This is a recorded demo, not a live call or a production deployment claim.

For your own workflow

Define the proof first.

For a pilot, agree what the output must contain and how it will be checked. Separate a generated result, a reviewed result and a client-accepted result. They are different milestones.

Scope a pilot

From the briefto the draft.