verify-claims

To automate fact-checking, provide the path to your markdown draft file. The skill extracts factual claims, generates verification questions, and spawns an external claim-verifier agent to check them.

Chain-of-Verification (CoVe) is a fact-checking mechanism that extracts factual claims from text, generates targeted verification questions, and uses a separate claim-verifier agent to validate the information.

Yes, you can fact-check numerical results and citations in markdown files by pointing the skill to your draft. It outputs a detailed report classifying each claim as supported, contradicted, or unverifiable.

The claim verification process spawns a forked claim-verifier agent to prevent confirmation bias. This ensures the external agent evaluates the generated verification questions independently from the original text context.

You can verify factual claims by running the skill with a source pointer or file path to your draft. The tool accepts markdown files and processes the text to extract and validate the claims within.

Automated claim verification reports claims as supported, contradicted, or unverifiable. If the external claim-verifier agent cannot locate sufficient evidence, the claim is classified as unverifiable rather than false.