realitycheck-synthesize

Aggregate multiple source analyses and claims into a decision-oriented synthesis file.

38|Updated Jan 20, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/lhl/realitycheck --skill realitycheck-synthesize

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Skill: realitycheck-synthesize
Source: https://github.com/lhl/realitycheck/tree/main/integrations/amp/skills/realitycheck-synthesize
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lhl/realitycheck --skill realitycheck-synthesize

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Cross-source synthesis creates a unified view by aggregating multiple source analyses and existing claims, enabling rigorous comparison and synthesis after reviewing multiple sources.

Core Features & Use Cases

Cross-source integration: Combine analyses and claims from multiple sources into a single synthesis.
Traceable reasoning: Surface agreements, disagreements, and uncertainties with provenance links to source analyses.
Decision-oriented outputs: Produce a concise synthesis suitable for governance, strategy, or decision briefs.

Quick Start

Define the synthesis objective and select the relevant analyses, then run the Reality Check synthesis workflow to generate PROJECT_ROOT/analysis/syntheses/<synth-id>.md.

Frequently Asked Questions about realitycheck-synthesize

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I synthesize multiple data analyses into a single decision-oriented conclusion?▼

Cross-source synthesis aggregates multiple source analyses and existing claims into a unified view. It documents agreements, disagreements, and uncertainties to produce a higher-level, decision-oriented conclusion.

What is cross-source synthesis and when do I need it for claims analysis?▼

Cross-source synthesis is the process of aggregating multiple source analyses and existing claims to enable rigorous comparison. You need it after collecting inputs from several sources to produce a traceable, decision-oriented view.

How do I generate a synthesis file from multiple source analyses?▼

To generate a synthesis file, define the synthesis objective, select relevant analyses, and run the Reality Check workflow. This creates a synthesis markdown file stored in the analysis/syntheses directory.

Do I need the Reality Check data repository to run cross-source synthesis?▼

Yes, cross-source synthesis requires access to the Reality Check data repository. It relies on CLI tools such as rc-db, rc-validate, rc-export, and rc-embed to generate and store the synthesis file.

Can I trace data provenance and disagreements across multiple source analyses?▼

Yes, cross-source synthesis surfaces agreements, disagreements, and uncertainties with provenance links to source analyses. This ensures traceable reasoning throughout the aggregated decision-support output.

What is the best way to create decision briefs from multiple conflicting claims?▼

Cross-source synthesis creates a concise, decision-oriented output by aggregating multiple conflicting claims. It documents disagreements and uncertainties, making it suitable for governance, strategy, or decision briefs.