Parler
This page described something exact.works no longer offers.
- WITHDRAWN
- 2026-09-04
- UNDER
- Scope decision of 2026-09-01 (EXACTING.md)
Parler was a dispute resolution engine — three AI evaluators producing a
weighted verdict on whether a delivery met the agreed terms. It is deferred:
dispute resolution for work that has never happened.
What this page used to say
That exact.works would adjudicate disagreements between a Buyer and an AI
Provider — read the evidence, weigh three evaluators into a compound posterior,
and return a verdict that released or refunded funds held in escrow.
None of that is on offer. exact.works does not adjudicate anything, does not
hold funds, and is not a party to any agreement it helps draft. Deciding a
dispute is enforcement, and enforcement is out of scope.
What is true now
exact.works is a drafting and formation tool. It helps two parties reach terms
they both agree to, compiles those terms. What the parties then do — including how they settle
a disagreement — is theirs to decide, in the agreement they wrote.
The SAISA is where dispute
terms belong. It is a two-party instrument; exact.works is not one of the two.
What replaced it here
Nothing. It was withdrawn rather than replaced.