Public batteries

Every credential links to the exact test that produced it

Each TestMyself assessment battery — the literal set of items asked — is version-pinned. When a session is scored, the battery’s content hash (SHA-256) is stamped on the attempt record, the anonymized calibration record, and the signed verification credential. An employer verifying a credential sees the stamp checked against the battery on file, and can inspect the exact items here.

Public today — may be locked up at any time. These batteries are published so anyone can inspect the exact questions behind a testmyself credential. Publication is at our discretion: the batteries are public today, and we may lock them up — make them private — at any time, without notice. Locking them up would not change any credential already issued: every credential stays pinned to the battery version and content hash recorded when it was scored.

Assessment	Test id	Version	Items	Content pin
Intelligence	iq	1	145	e193a4ee2ba25cf1…
General Knowledge	knowledge	2	62	4e58b61810d30cce…
Cognitive Adaptability	neuroplasticity	3	4	312ca58e2dfb4551…
AI & Tool Adaptability	adaptability	2	4	161de2a3fb9fd3e5…
Moral Compass	moral-compass	3	16	9f6f47b1dcf1f0b6…
Determination	determination	1	14	77b7a7048431b290…

Answer keys are part of each pinned hash but are never published; scoring, calibration, and the verification signature stay server-side.