realitycheck-synthesize

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.