Six frontier models will deliberate whatever you give them, and they will do it fluently. That's the danger — a weak question comes back confident and unfalsifiable, and you can't tell from reading it that nothing was learned. So the First Officer checks it first. Free, no flight used, no account.
This one can't be scored — no outside fact could contradict the answer. That doesn't make it worthless: a Ponder flight explores it deliberately, and the record says plainly that it's exploration rather than a finding. Nothing is dressed up as knowledge.
Take five flights free → No card. The audit above cost you nothing and never will.
This audit is not a deliberation record and carries no seal — it's a pre-flight check, and it's deliberately allowed to be wrong. It gets scored too: read the one where our own council was confidently wrong.