Tell us which one you are.

Four paths, each going to a person who can actually answer. Every one of them says what happens after you send it.

You want to run VAiDR against your own agents.

The fit we are looking for: AI agents already taking real action, a regulated or contractual reason someone will ask about it, and a person who would own the answer.

What happens next

A working session with your team, not a demo call. We look at one workflow, the policy you would want enforced on it, and what a record would have to contain before your examiner or counsel would accept it. If it is not a fit we will say so in that session.

david@stonesai.com

You publish a trust posture, or you assess vendors at volume.

trust.json is earlier than VAiDR and the protocol is still taking shape. Design partners are shaping it rather than adopting it.

What happens next

A conversation about what you publish today, what you get asked for repeatedly, and what would have to be true for a live signal to replace any of it.

david@stonesai.com

You are looking at the category or at us.

We are not raising publicly. Serious conversations happen by email.

What happens next

A direct reply from Ryan or David. We will tell you where the company actually is rather than where the deck says it is going.

ryan@stonesai.com

You have a vulnerability, a questionnaire, or a threat model question.

Vulnerability reports go straight to the security address. Questionnaires and architecture review get a person.

What happens next

A person reads it, not a queue. For a vulnerability, we will tell you what we find and work out disclosure timing with you.

security@stonesai.com

Press, hiring, partnerships, or something that does not fit above: email david@stonesai.com and say what it is about. It goes to David, cofounder, and he reads everything. Say if it is urgent and it moves up.