RunOnProof for Relevance AI — documentation index
This directory is the public maintenance source for the RunOnProof Relevance AI integration. It explains how to reproduce a safe development configuration, use it, interpret its output, maintain it, and prepare a truthful public case.
The executable contracts remain one directory above this documentation:
../authoring-manifest.json— authoring source and safety defaults;../schemas/— input and normalized output contracts;../runtime.mjs— deterministic selection and normalization;../SYSTEM-PROMPT.md— agent instructions;../fixtures/and../demo.mjs— synthetic cases;../CAPABILITY-MATRIX.md— consumer view of current coverage.
Choose your path
If you have never used Relevance AI, follow these pages in order:
- Install from zero
- Create the Tool
- Create and connect the agent
- Run the seven safe fixtures
- Use the agent day to day
- Understand decisions and evidence
- Understand price, HTTP 402 and approval
For operators and developers:
- Security and data
- Troubleshooting
- Production checklist
- Update guide
- Rollback and removal
- Technical case
For communication and future distribution:
- Public case
- Copy for docs.runonproof.com
- Sidebar information architecture
- Public repository architecture
- Marketplace submission guide
Public evidence state
This repository proves the seven synthetic contract scenarios, including the gb.solution.company_check.v1 quote boundary at 0.04 USDC, with zero production calls and zero payment attempts. It does not publish private workspace evidence or claim a Relevance AI Marketplace listing, endorsement, certification, or partnership.
The five private solutions
The RunOnProof private Relevance AI project contains five solution-level Tools. They are internal building blocks for a human-approved workflow, not public Marketplace products.
| Solution | What it answers | Public contract |
|---|---|---|
| UK Company Verification | Is this the declared Companies House company, and what is its current legal state? | POST /v1/gb/solutions/company-check |
| UK Supplier Approval | May this supplier enter the onboarding workflow, using scoped Companies House and UK Sanctions List evidence? | POST /v1/gb/solutions/supplier-approval |
| UK Invoice & Payee Verification | Are the caller-provided invoice fields consistent with the company and independently supported payee evidence? | POST /v1/gb/solutions/invoice-payee-verification |
| UK Payment Authorization | May one bounded business payment proceed under the available evidence and policy? This is a decision only; it never executes, signs, transmits, or settles payment. | POST /v1/gb/solutions/payment-authorization |
| UK Vendor Change & Continuous Authorization | May a scoped vendor payee-detail change proceed, and may authorization continue under a fresh challenge and prior authorization? Continuation is bounded, never permanent. | POST /v1/gb/solutions/vendor-change-continuous-authorization |
Every Tool is private, internally Live, connected to the private demo agent, and configured with Requires approval. Publicly available is off, automatic payment is off, and HTTP 402 always means REVIEW pending separate external authorization. No Relevance AI Marketplace listing is currently published.
UK Supplier Approval remains the primary commercial demonstration. The other solutions show the width of the private portfolio without claiming that the whole United Kingdom programme is complete.
Sources of truth and precedence
When two pages disagree, use this precedence:
- production runtime coverage and source health at the time of execution;
- canonical RunOnProof catalog, pricing and API contracts;
authoring-manifest.jsonand JSON schemas in this repository;- this documentation;
- screenshots, case copy, and historical reports.
Never infer availability from the presence of a route or an old screenshot. A capability must be currently supported, purchasable when applicable, and healthy enough for the requested decision.
Status vocabulary
- Repository implemented: code, schemas, fixtures, prompt, and documentation exist in Git.
- Published internally: the Tool or agent is usable inside the RunOnProof Relevance AI project.
- Production call: the Tool sends a request to
api.runonproof.com. - Marketplace published: a separate public distribution state that has not been reached.
Do not collapse these into one word such as “live.”