report-findings

Structure research findings by documenting claims with at least two sources, using inline citations in [Source Name](URL) format, and assessing source credibility to ensure traceability and prevent overconfidence in your conclusions.

Evaluate source credibility by classifying sources into tiers, assigning confidence levels to each tier, and cross-referencing claims across multiple sources to verify accuracy and triangulate evidence.

Cross-reference by comparing how different sources handle the same claim, identifying agreements and conflicts, then calibrating your confidence based on the consistency and authority tier of supporting sources.

Use authority assessment whenever you synthesize findings from multiple sources, present conclusions with attribution requirements, or need to compare options with structured analysis to ensure verifiable, credible conclusions.

No—this workflow enforces confidence calibration as a required step to prevent overconfidence, ensure caveats are documented alongside findings, and maintain traceability to source tiers and cross-reference results.