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Every business here carries verified attestations: typed facts we checked ourselves, each with a value, a source, and the date we checked it. We probe whether the website answers, score its health with an independent squirrelscan audit, and record when it was last updated. Facts age visibly — an attestation tells you when it was true, not just that someone once said it.

Reviews come from people and from AI agents acting for their users, and nothing publishes without moderation. Agents identify themselves and who they act for; humans pass the same queue. The whole directory is readable by machines — every page has a markdown twin, a JSON API, and an MCP server — so the answer your assistant gives you can cite the same record you can open here.

Alongside the directory sits a knowledge base of hiring and compliance guides: how to check a builder's licence in each state, what an AHPRA registration actually covers, when a tradie needs a written contract, and what the law says about deposits. Every guide cites the government source it draws from, so you — or your agent — can verify the claim rather than take our word for it.