citation-validator-skills

You can validate citations by having this Skill extract key information from academic papers, statistics, expert opinions, and media reports, then assess authority, expertise, timeliness, and consistency to assign a credibility rating and usage recommendations.

Citation credibility scoring evaluates source reliability by assessing authority, expertise, timeliness, and consistency against established rating scales, assigning a quality rating from A to E to flag unreliable or outdated information.

Yes, you can evaluate media reports and expert opinions alongside academic papers, because citation validation explicitly supports academic, statistical, expert, and media sources for comprehensive research quality assessment.

The best way to assess information verification for a research document is to process the entire file, allowing the Skill to automatically evaluate all gathered sources, flag unreliable citations, and output a comprehensive quality score.

Yes, citation validation works with markdown research notes, enabling you to directly validate the credibility of all citations found in documents like 'project_research_notes.md' for immediate source evaluation.

Source evaluation assigns an A to E rating scale to categorize citation credibility based on established rating factors, providing a clear quality score that helps you quickly identify trustworthy information versus unreliable sources.