literature-verifier

You can verify citation authenticity by cross-checking DOI resolution, title/author matches, URL reachability, and ISBN records against real publications. This detects metadata discrepancies and fabricated references.

To verify Chinese journal articles when CNKI direct access is unavailable, perform a mandatory multi-query WebSearch across CNKI, Wanfang, Baidu Scholar, and Google Scholar. This fallback assigns explicit verdicts including Likely Fabricated or Metadata Error.

Yes, you can validate book references using ISBN-backed catalog web searches while simultaneously resolving DOI metadata via CrossRef and DOI.org APIs. This dual approach confirms both existence and metadata accuracy for monographs and journal articles.

Citation hallucination occurs when fabricated references are generated with incorrect metadata. Metadata cross-checking prevents this by validating DOI, title, author, venue, and year against real publications, reporting explicit discrepancies and confidence levels for each source.

Yes, literature verification works for English and Chinese academic sources including journal articles, conference papers, preprints, books, and dissertations. It applies identifier-based checks and CNKI-focused procedures with fallbacks for both languages.

To batch verify a list of references, paste the full citation texts into the verification workflow. It outputs a summary table across all references with explicit verdicts, confidence levels, and discrepancy details for each entry.