Elephant Accountability Certification Infrastructure

Public scorecard · Preliminary read

Transparency.

What follows is one read, not a stream. April 2026: we ran EVI v0.9 against the public Fortune 100 to see how many ship a machine-discoverable agent surface today. Full F500 expansion is in progress. Numbers below are the F100 sample, published as-is.

Sample run: April 2026 · Next read: F500 rollout

Preliminary read — Fortune 100 audit · EVI v0.9

94 of 100 ship no machine-discoverable agent surface

audit_id fortune_100_(2025)-1777392764 · sample run April 2026

94/100
F100 companies with no agent-discovery surface (no llms.txt, no MCP, no A2A)
6/100
F100 companies with at least one detectable surface
0/100
F100 companies with a complete EVI v0.9 surface set

Method: open EVI v0.9 methodology (Coverage, Prominence, Consistency), run as deterministic binary checks against the public Fortune 100 corpus. Score per surface, per axis, per company. Numbers are reproducible from the spec — re-run the corpus and you should get the same result.

Status: this is one read, not a stream. F500 expansion is in progress; when it lands, this card will refresh with N/500 and the per-company JSON will be linked here directly.

Client engagements run under NDA. We publish methodology and aggregate audit numbers; we do not publish client identities or per-client metrics without explicit written authorization.

Self-sample — eaccountability.org

Coming with the F500 rollout.

We run the methodology on our own domain too. When the F500 sweep ships, this card will show the eaccountability.org EVI v0.9 footprint — same surfaces, same scoring, no exceptions. We are not above our own audit.

Read the methodology ₒ

Why publish this?

Agent-mediated B2B commerce is a new category. Claims are cheap. Bureau credibility is built on transparency: open standards, public benchmarks, deterministic scoring.

What you see above is one read against the F100 corpus, taken in April 2026 with the v0.9 methodology. It is not a streaming dashboard yet — claiming "weekly refresh" before the F500 sweep is live would be the same kind of pretension we built this bureau to call out. The cadence will be fixed when the F500 rollout lands; until then, the number is what it is and the date stamp is honest.