| name | check-sources |
| description | Verify the sources supporting the current HACP Working Object, distinguish direct evidence from inference and unknowns, and append a sources-checked annotation without replacing the object. Use only when the user invokes CHECK SOURCES or explicitly asks to verify the current sources. |
📚 Check Sources
Kind: operation
Mode: annotate
Traits: read-only, evidence-annotation, source-verification
Default binding: Claims and sources in the current object or request
Accepts: Any HACP Working Object or current content
Produces: Preserves the input kind and adds
reality-check/sources-checked
Duration: once
Check
- Identify only the claims whose truth matters to the object's use.
- Inspect the cited or best allowed primary sources. Revalidate time-sensitive claims.
- Mark each material claim
supported, partial, contradicted, unverified, or inference.
- Append source identity, freshness when relevant, and access limitations. Preserve the original content and status.
Under work-this-way/local-only, consult only local files, cached artifacts, command output, and conversation context. Do not browse or call connectors. Mark remote claims unverified locally where appropriate.
Limits
- A plausible statement is not evidence.
- A secondary source cannot silently stand in for an available primary source.
- Never fabricate citations, quotes, dates, or tool observations.
Format
> 🔎 REALITY · SUPPORTED|PARTIAL|UNSUPPORTED · CHECK SOURCES
Sources
- <claim>: <classification> — <source or limit>
