academic-verify

Trace academic claims from publication to raw data and replication.

Updated May 11, 2026

Search Tags:#research #academic #verification #citations #replication #claims

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/yunusgungor/gbrain --skill academic-verify-yunusgungor

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Skill: academic-verify
Source: https://github.com/yunusgungor/gbrain/tree/main/skills/academic-verify
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yunusgungor/gbrain --skill academic-verify-yunusgungor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps ensure academic claims are accurate by tracing them from the cited publication through the methodology, raw data, and any independent replication, surfacing miscitations or retractions.

Core Features & Use Cases

Trace claims from books, articles, or talks to the original sources and data with provenance.
Produce a brain-page verdict (Verified, Partially verified, Unverifiable, Misattributed, Retracted) and link citations for future reference.
Cross-link authors and related brain pages, enabling rigorous citation trails and auditability for research teams.

Quick Start

Provide a claim and its source, and the skill traces the claim through publication, methodology, raw data, and replication to produce a brain-page verdict.

Frequently Asked Questions about academic-verify

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I verify academic claims by tracing their original sources and methodology?▼

Academic claim verification traces sourcing from the cited publication through methodology, raw data, and independent replication to detect miscitations or retractions. You provide a claim and its source, and the skill produces a verdict with linked citations.

What is the best way to check if a quote from a book or article is misattributed or retracted?▼

Checking for misattributions or retractions involves tracing the quote to its original publication and evaluating the methodology and raw data. A brain-page verdict classifies the claim as Verified, Partially verified, Unverifiable, Misattributed, or Retracted.

Can I use this to verify claims from academic talks and presentations?▼

Yes, you can verify claims from academic talks by providing the quoted claim and its referenced source. The skill applies provenance tracing to publications, articles, and talks to ensure accurate attribution and surface any miscitations.

How do I cross-link authors and build a citation trail for research teams?▼

Cross-linking authors and building citation trails is achieved through the brain-page verdict system, which produces linked citations for future reference. This enables rigorous auditability for research teams by connecting related brain pages and authors.