Fact Check Citations

Overview

Audit text for factual reliability and provide compact citations. Mark each claim status, explain uncertainty, and separate verified facts from assumptions.

Trigger Examples

• •"Проверь факты в этой статье и дай источники."
• •"Провалидируй даты, цифры и фамилии."
• •"Приведи цитирование к одному формату перед публикацией."

Workflow

1. •Extract factual claims from the draft.
2. •Classify each claim by risk level (low/medium/high impact).
3. •Verify using reliable primary or official sources.
4. •Assign status and confidence for each claim.
5. •Provide corrected wording for inaccurate or unsupported claims.
6. •Return citations in one consistent format.

Output Format

Return sections in this order:

1. •Checked claims
2. •Corrections required
3. •Citation list
4. •Unverified or ambiguous points

For each item in Checked claims, use:

• •Claim:
• •Status: Verified | Partly verified | Not verified | False
• •Confidence: High | Medium | Low
• •Reason: one concise sentence
• •Source(s): numbered references

Verification Rules

• •Preserve exact numbers, dates, names, and units during checks.
• •Prefer primary sources (official docs, regulator data, publisher originals, papers).
• •If only secondary sources exist, mark confidence lower.
• •Do not invent sources or fill missing evidence with assumptions.
• •If a claim cannot be verified, label it explicitly and suggest safer wording.

Citation Rules

• •Use numbered references like [1], [2].
• •Keep one canonical source per claim when possible; add extras only if needed.
• •Include title, publisher/author, date, and URL.
• •Reuse the same reference number for repeated use of one source.

Use references/citation-template.md for exact formatting and confidence guidance.