research-audit-claims

To fact-check research drafts, this Skill walks every claim against its cited source notes, checks for adherence to project-specific evidence standards, and logs the audit results. It requires access to source notes and reference materials.

Research auditing for evidence standards compliance is the process of verifying that research drafts accurately reflect their cited sources and adhere to project-specific methodologies. This Skill logs audit results to ensure research output quality and reliability.

The best way to verify data accuracy is to use this Skill to audit the draft for unsupported claims, inconsistencies, and adherence to research standards, ensuring every claim matches its cited reference materials.

Yes, you need project-specific evidence standards to audit research claims. The Skill checks drafts for adherence to these defined standards, requiring access to your source notes, reference materials, and evidence guidelines to log accurate results.

Yes, you can check a markdown research draft for unsupported claims automatically by running this Skill on the file, such as 'research/drafts/04-test-section.md', to verify claim accuracy against source notes.

Research auditing requires access to reference materials because the process walks every claim against its cited source notes to verify accuracy and compliance. Without source notes and evidence standards, claims cannot be validated or logged.