Trust the record.
Check the hash.
A public evidence page should not require blind trust. Load the latest ResetPulse receipt or paste one from any evidence page and verify its integrity locally in your browser.
Verify a receipt yourself
Verification happens in this browser. ResetPulse calculates the SHA-256 digest from the fixed public record fields and compares it with the receipt; it never asks for an account, credential, or private source.
After a matching check, you can use Copy verified citation to share a compact English proof link with the record ID and receipt hash.
What this proves
A matching SHA-256 digest proves that the published JSON record has not changed relative to its receipt. It does not prove that every personal Codex account reset, and it does not expose or inspect private usage state.
Use the public schema
Receipts use resetpulse.evidence.v1. Read the public JSON Schema, open the latest receipt, or return to the product distinction.