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- WITHDRAWN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, and points them at the providers and
tools the engagement needs. 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 It was withdrawn rather than replaced.