TRELYAN · post-quantum trust
THRONDAR signs every AI answer with post-quantum signatures, commits it to a transparency log, and anchors that log on a public chain as a Falcon-1024 inscription. None of it asks for your trust. Every layer hands you the artifacts to verify — or break — the claim. Both layers now verify in your browser: the ML-DSA-87 tree-head signature (Layer 1) and the Falcon-1024 on-chain inscription (Layer 2).
Each answer is signed with ML-DSA-87 and Falcon-1024 — signatures that hold even against a quantum adversary.
Every answer is committed to an RFC-6962 transparency log whose signed tree head can't be quietly rewritten.
The log's tree head is inscribed on Algorand as a write-once Falcon-1024 record, verified by the falcon_verify opcode.
Open the tools below. They verify both layers in your browser — the ML-DSA-87 signature against a pinned key with self-hosted audited crypto, and the on-chain Falcon inscription straight from the chain. No server of ours in the middle.
Honest scope. Algorand TestNet, and the reference system is unaudited — treat every claim as an engineering description pending independent review. The on-chain signature header 0xBA is trelyan-pq's own deterministic-wrapper convention (0x3A | 0x80), not a NIST Falcon or FIPS-206 (FN-DSA) field. Falcon is a signature scheme, not encryption. The browser tools reflect a single public indexer's view of the chain.