Three stages, fully automated, end-to-end in under 10 minutes. Your dataset goes in raw — comes out scored across 19 dimensions, signed with our Ed25519 production key, and ready to cite in your SR 11-7, EU AI Act Art. 10, or §1557 paperwork. Whether you list on the marketplace or score privately, the cert is the deliverable.
labelsets upload CLI. Any columnar format.Revocation is public. If contamination or a labeling issue surfaces post-sale, the cert ID is added to /api/lqs-revocations.json. Your CI pipeline (GitHub Action or SDK) catches it automatically on the next build. You also keep the raw data you paid for — revocation is a quality signal, not a license termination.
Yes, on a 24-month cadence. Previous keys remain valid for signatures issued during their validity window. The registry publishes a key history with validity intervals. Offline verification uses the fingerprint embedded in the cert itself.
Oracles are independent and some are not public. The holdout classifier runs on a never-revealed test split. Adversarial stability injects perturbations. The cert records oracle agreement (Fleiss κ) — if oracles disagree, the score is flagged brittle, not inflated. Seller can't tune against oracles they can't see.
No. Verification is offline-first. You fetch the public key once (/api/lqs-public-key), cache it, and verify any cert against it with Ed25519 — the SDK does this in < 5ms with no network call. Only revocation checking requires a network hit, and that endpoint is cacheable.
JSONL, CSV, Parquet, Apache Arrow, Hugging Face datasets, and direct S3/GCS URLs. For unstructured data (images, audio), we support manifest + asset-bundle uploads with SHA-256 integrity per asset.
Yes — the enterprise tier includes a private-mode scorer. Your data never leaves your VPC; we ship the scorer as a Docker container. You get the same signed cert, same public-key verifiability, and can cite it internally without listing publicly.
Paste any LabelSets cert hash into the verifier. Watch the Ed25519 signature verify in milliseconds against our public key.