link-verification

To verify links and quotes before publication, you can scan drafts to check URL accessibility for 200 OK responses and ensure quoted text exactly matches source content using WebFetch and Read.

Checking for broken URLs and placeholder text involves validating that links return 200 OK or follow redirects, while flagging common placeholders like TODO, example.com, and empty links during content drafting.

Automated quote verification works by using WebFetch to retrieve source content and Read to validate that quoted text exists verbatim, ensuring attribution consistency and metadata alignment with the referenced sources.

Yes, you can validate URL accessibility and citation accuracy directly without external dependencies by applying automated validation rules to drafts and referenced sources across web and document content.

When verifying content integrity for URLs that redirect, the validation process follows redirects to the final destination and requires a 200 OK response, meaning non-200 terminal destinations will be flagged as inaccessible.