What problem does it solve? Genealogists often attach sources to a FamilySearch profile without verifying whether the indexed data actually supports the recorded facts. This Skill audits every attached source, compares the indexed record against the profile, and reports exactly what is wrong — without writing anything to your project files. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Source-by-source audit: Reads each attached source's indexed record via FamilySearch ARKs and compares names, dates, places, and relationships against the profile's recorded facts. - Three-way finding classification: Distinguishes indexing/transcription errors (recommend re-reading the original and correcting the index), genuinely misattributed sources (the only case where detaching is recommended), and FamilySearch backend metadata (never presented as a to-do). - Smart routing: Hands off source-vs-source disagreements to conflict-resolution, impossible dates to check-warnings, and new-record extraction to record-extraction. - Use Case: You suspect the sources on your ancestor Patrick Flynn's profile contain errors. Invoke this Skill to get a report naming each problem source, the indexed value beside the recorded fact, the classification, and the recommended next action. ## Quick Start Audit the sources attached to Patrick Flynn's FamilySearch profile and tell me which ones have errors or don't belong.