What problem does it solve? After experiments finish, researchers must decide what the numbers actually support before writing a paper or running ablations. This Skill provides an objective verdict on whether results support, partially support, or fail the intended claim, preventing inflated claims and post-hoc rationalization. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deterministic evidence pre-check: Verifies that every cited number actually exists in its result file before any model judgment, catching hallucinated evidence early. - Codex MCP jury evaluation: Sends collected results, baselines, and caveats to Codex for a structured verdict (claim_supported, missing evidence, suggested revisions, confidence). - Automatic routing: Based on the verdict, routes to postmortem recording, supplementary experiments, ablation planning, or paper writing, and updates the research wiki with experiment nodes and support edges. - Use Case: After a training run completes on W&B, invoke this Skill to collect metrics, verify cited numbers, get an objective judgment on your claim, and record the verdict in findings.md and the research wiki. ## Quick Start Evaluate whether my completed experiments support the intended claim by running the result-to-claim gate on the latest W&B run.