claim-source-auditor

To verify claims in a draft, the Skill maps each claim to a supplied source file and assigns a status of verified, conflicting, not found in searched sources, or manual review needed. It enforces exact citations to create a traceable evidence map.

An evidence map is a traceable output that separates proven findings from gaps and contradictions. It works by mapping each claim in a memo to a discrete status and exact citation, clearly distinguishing what is proven, what is contradicted, and what requires manual review.

Yes, you can audit a project timeline against PDFs, HTML, notes, and screenshots. The Skill checks the timeline claims against the supplied source set and produces per-claim statuses with precise citations to support auditability.

The best way to trace unsupported claims is to process the research packet against a supplied source set. The Skill surfaces remediation notes for ambiguous or unsupported claims, marking them as not found in searched sources or manual review needed.

Yes, the citation audit preserves source scope. It enforces exact citations from the supplied files and flags any claim that is not found in the searched sources, ensuring the evidence map remains strictly bounded by the provided documents.

You should expect a manual review needed status when claims are ambiguous or unsupported within the supplied source set. The Skill surfaces these specific claims with remediation notes, distinguishing them from verified, conflicting, or not found statuses.