nci-manipulation-analysis

You can detect emotional manipulation, tribal division, and missing information by inputting text or URLs for NCI Protocol analysis, which scores 20 categories on a 1-5 scale and calculates five weighted composite factors into a final 0-100 score.

The NCI Protocol is a structured content analysis framework that scores 20 manipulation categories from 1 to 5, calculates five weighted composite factors, and produces an overall 0-100 manipulation score with per-category evidence and dual-perspective reporting.

Yes, the tool supports fact-checking workflows across research papers, news articles, policy briefs, and social media by evaluating claims, detecting uniform messaging, and producing dual perspectives with optional deep-research verification for flagged content.

To generate a dual-perspective report, provide a URL or text input, run the NCI analysis to score the 20 categories, and the system outputs a structured report with composite factor calculations, evidence, and confidence metrics for both perspectives.

Yes, deep-research verification is supported as an optional integration for cases flagged during the initial NCI analysis, allowing users to further scrutinize claims that require additional evidence beyond the standard 20-category scoring.

Automated manipulation detection relies on the NCI Protocol's 20-category scoring and weighted composite factors, but complex or subtle disinformation may require optional deep-research verification, and results should be treated as structured analysis rather than definitive proof.