What's New
Changelog
A running record of meaningful changes to the Verdict platform — new features, data fixes, and scoring improvements.
- New
AI Market Assistant — Ask Verdict
Launched the Ask AI page, powered by DeepSeek. Load all active markets into a live context window and ask plain-English questions: which markets have the highest dispute risk, which sectors have the clearest rules, or why a specific market scored the way it did. Rate-limited to 5 questions per device per day.
- FixedData
Dispute Signal detection for resolved markets
Fixed a field-name bug (umaResolutionStatus vs umaResolutionStatuses) that caused Dispute Signals to display as 0 on the Resolved Markets page. The Gamma API returns the UMA lifecycle as a JSON-stringified array; the parser now correctly parses it and flags any market that contains a "disputed" step. The resolved page now accurately reflects 66 disputed markets (~3% dispute rate).
- FixedImproved
Score histogram Y-axis and range labels
The dashboard score distribution chart had an inverted Y-axis caused by an invalid negative minPointSize prop. Bars for low-count risk bands (Critical, High) were sub-pixel and invisible. Fixed axis rendering, added proper k-formatted tick labels (6k instead of 6000), correct score-range labels on the X-axis (0–10, 10–20, …), and a minimum bar height so every band is always visible.
- New
Resolved Markets page with oracle analytics
New /markets/resolved page showing the full archive of closed Polymarket markets scored by Verdict. Includes aggregate statistics: markets analysed, dispute signals, dispute rate, and a resolution timeline. The page uses the same clarity scoring system as active markets.
- Improved
Market detail Share to X button
The share controls on every market detail page now include a one-click "Share on X" button. The tweet is pre-filled with the market question, Verdict clarity score, risk level, and a @GetVerdictHQ tag — turning every shared score into organic distribution.
- New
Embed widget for market scores
Every market page now has an Embed button that generates a responsive iframe snippet. Third-party sites and newsletters can embed live Verdict clarity scores without sending users away.
- New
Six-dimension scoring breakdown
Replaced the single composite score with a six-dimension scoring trace: Resolution Clarity, Time Specificity, Oracle Reliability, Data Source Quality, Edge Case Coverage, and Historical Precedent. Each dimension is independently weighted and fully documented in /methodology.
- New
Verdict launches in public beta
Initial public release. Verdict scores every active Polymarket market on rule clarity before any money is at risk. Founded by Hunter Guo (King's College London) after personally experiencing a controversial Polymarket settlement. The scoring engine, methodology, and full source are available via the public REST API.