citation-validator

Citation validation checks every factual claim for complete, accurate citations including author/organization, publication date, title, URL/DOI, and page numbers. Provide your draft report and request a line-by-line validation to identify missing citations, assess source quality (A-E rating), and flag unsupported claims for review.

Complete citations require author or organization name, publication date, source title, URL or DOI, and page numbers when applicable. The validator rates sources A-E by credibility and cross-checks against web sources to ensure claims are properly supported and free of hallucination.

Yes. The validator performs line-by-line analysis to flag dubious or completely unsupported claims, integrates web searches to verify sources exist and match cited content, and generates a formal report highlighting hallucination risks and citation gaps.

For medical, legal, or financial claims, the validator enforces a structured chain-of-verification workflow requiring multiple independent sources and cross-checks. It assesses each source's quality and produces a formal validation report documenting verification rigor.

Citation validation applies to research reports, literature reviews, policy documents, and any claim-heavy text where source credibility matters. Submit your draft and specify the domain; the validator performs source quality assessment and generates a structured validation report.