Record evidence entries after tool calls to support factual claims.
npx skills add https://github.com/BoomberAsp/DeeperScientist --skill evidence-track
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: evidence-track Source: https://github.com/BoomberAsp/DeeperScientist/tree/main/src/skills/evidence-track Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BoomberAsp/DeeperScientist --skill evidence-track
This Skill addresses the issue of claim validation and source tracing in scientific research, ensuring every claim made is supported by verifiable evidence.
Activate the evidence-track skill after tool calls to record evidence for your claims. Use the following command to log evidence:
artifact.evidence_record(
title="Short label",
source_type="arxiv|pdf|url|code_output|bash_log|memory_card|user_upload|experiment_result|dataset|literature_review",
source_location="paper id, URL, file path, log id, or artifact path",
claim="Exact factual claim",
evidence_level="supported|inferred|insufficient",
tool_call_id="tool id when available",
tool_invocation="concise tool call text",
source_excerpt="short verbatim excerpt when supported or inferred",
claim_relation="why the source supports, suggests, or fails to support the claim",
)
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To track evidence for factual claims, you record evidence entries after tool calls, specifying the source location, exact claim, and source excerpt. This ensures source grounding and provides a verifiable trail for every documented factual statement.
Source grounding ensures every factual claim has a visible source trail, while citation coverage assesses citation completeness and claim verification. Together they provide thorough documentation for scientific research and validate that claims are supported by evidence.
You record an evidence entry by calling the evidence record function with parameters like source type, source location, exact claim, evidence level, and source excerpt. This logs the tool call details and establishes the claim relation for verification.
Yes, evidence tracking supports multiple source types including arxiv papers, PDFs, URLs, code outputs, bash logs, memory cards, user uploads, experiment results, datasets, and literature reviews. This allows comprehensive claim verification across diverse research materials.
Evidence tracking supports three evidence levels: supported, inferred, and insufficient. These levels classify how well a source supports, suggests, or fails to support a claim, enabling accurate assessment of citation coverage and claim verification.
Claim validation requires source excerpts and claim relations to verify that evidence actually supports the stated claim. Recording verbatim excerpts and explaining the claim relation ensures transparent source grounding and thorough documentation for scientific research.
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