Audit empirical research findings against external narrative and aggregate reports.
npx skills add https://github.com/hsigstad/research-kit --skill findings-audit
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: findings-audit Source: https://github.com/hsigstad/research-kit/tree/main/skills/findings-audit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hsigstad/research-kit --skill findings-audit
Ensures research findings are robust and valid by comparing them with external evidence sources.
Use the /findings-audit command with specific flags to start auditing the project's empirical findings.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Evidence auditing compares your project's empirical findings against external narrative and aggregate reports. It systematically scans sources like news, interviews, and court opinions to identify counter-evidence and potential contradictions.
Yes, you can audit research findings using both targeted and open-ended modes. This allows you to customize the validation process depending on whether you need to check specific claims or broadly scan external reports for counter-evidence.
Finding validation can be performed using diverse external evidence sources. The auditing process specifically scans through narratives, news, interviews, court opinions, and aggregate reports to find potential contradictions with your data.
Yes, evidence auditing requires reading and interpreting documents with consideration for project-specific context. This ensures the validation of empirical findings is accurately aligned with your unique research parameters and objectives.
You should use an external data audit when your project needs evidence-based validation to ensure findings are robust. It is essential for identifying counter-evidence and patterns before finalizing empirical research conclusions.
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