proposition-checking

What problem does it solve?

It prevents legal and factual errors by checking whether each stated proposition is actually supported (or contradicted) by the cited case, statute, or record material, rather than assuming “the cite is enough.”

Core Features & Use Cases

• Proposition-to-source mapping: Extract propositions paragraph-by-paragraph and link each one to the specific cited authority or record reference (including direct quotations).
• Support grading with traceability: Classify support as supported, partially-supported, unsupported, contradicted, quote-inaccurate, or unverified when source text is missing.
• Dependency risk summary: Identify which arguments rely on unsupported or misused propositions so you can escalate for lawyer review.

Quick Start

Use the proposition-checking skill to check whether each cited case, statute, exhibit, or quoted passage in the draft actually supports the proposition it is used for, using the supplied source text where available.