Fetch a URL, extract metadata, analyze content, and validate claims.
npx skills add https://github.com/lhl/realitycheck --skill realitycheck
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: realitycheck Source: https://github.com/lhl/realitycheck/tree/main/integrations/claude/skills/realitycheck Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lhl/realitycheck --skill realitycheck
This alias provides a streamlined, end-to-end Reality Check workflow for analyzing online content by fetching the source, extracting metadata, performing staged analyses, extracting structured claims, registering results, and validating data.
Use the alias to analyze a URL: /realitycheck <url> [--domain <DOMAIN>] [--quick] [--no-register]
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To automate a reality check workflow for URL analysis, you can use a pipeline that fetches online content, extracts metadata, performs staged descriptive and dialectical evaluations, and validates the extracted claims. This streamlines credibility assessment into a single automated process.
The best way to extract and validate structured claims from online content is to run an end-to-end analysis pipeline that fetches the source URL, performs staged evaluations, and registers the extracted data into a knowledge base for validation.
Yes, you can perform a quick credibility assessment without registering results by running the URL analysis pipeline with specific options like --quick to skip deep analysis and --no-register to bypass saving data to your knowledge base.
Yes, the reality check analysis pipeline supports domain scoping when evaluating online reports. You can apply specific domain parameters to restrict the metadata extraction and dialectical analysis to a particular domain context.
Running an automated URL metadata extraction and dialectical analysis requires tools for fetching web content, reading source data, and writing registered results. These tools handle the staged evaluations and structured claim extraction.
You should not use the --quick option for online content assessment when you need a comprehensive dialectical analysis and full validation of structured claims. The --quick option skips deeper staged evaluations to provide a faster but less thorough credibility check.
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