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Mineral-disclosure intelligence · NI 43-101 / S-K 1300

Audit a mining disclosure
against its own numbers.

A deterministic auditor for mineral-resource disclosures. It recomputes the break-even cut-off from the company’s own disclosed costs, price and recovery — and flags what a careful reader can’t see. It states the math, and stays silent when it can’t be sure.

Live deterministic audit · calculated, not generated · paste a disclosure
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Free to try — up to 10 audits a day, no signup, no card. Deterministic by design: it computes, it never fabricates a number.
What it checks

Four things a press release won’t tell you.

Every check is computed from the company’s own disclosed figures, across seven commodities — gold, silver, copper, nickel, zinc, lead and molybdenum.

01 · Self-consistency
Does the break-even add up?
Recomputes the break-even cut-off from the filing’s own opex, metal price and recovery, and flags a reported cut-off that sits below it — with an NSR error-bar caveat.
02 · Representativeness
Are the drill results cherry-picked?
Compares the best reported drill intercept to the deposit’s own resource-average grade and flags non-representative high-grade — hit-selection, nugget effect, a narrow rich sub-zone.
03 · Peer context
How does the cut-off rank?
Ranks the cut-off grade against real peer filings, normalized for metal price — a cost-intensity consistency signal, not a cost curve.
04 · Revisions & red flags
Did geology grow, or the assumptions?
Diffs two disclosures and flags an ounce increase driven by a lower cut-off or higher price rather than new drilling — plus NI 43-101 integrity flags.
Why it’s different

It computes. It doesn’t guess.

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Deterministic, not generative. Regex and arithmetic — no language model in the analysis path. It cannot hallucinate a number; run it twice, get the same answer.
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Right or silent. When the disclosure doesn’t give it enough to be sure, it abstains and says so — instead of guessing to look confident.
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It shows the math. Every result states the calculation and carries a qp_reviewed: false note. It never claims a company is inflating — it hands you the arithmetic and lets you judge.
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Not investment advice, and not a Qualified-Person review. The Mineral Auditor reports factual, deterministic indicators computed from figures a company disclosed itself — for research and due-diligence triage only. It does not verify the underlying data, does not detect fraud, and may not reflect the full technical report. Provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind — do not rely on it for any investment, trading, or transaction decision. Always verify against the original NI 43-101 / S-K 1300 technical report on SEDAR+ or EDGAR, and consult a qualified professional. Quintessentia Network Inc. accepts no liability for decisions made using this output.