| name | claim-writing |
| description | Blind-rewrite a citing sentence (citance) from another paper into a single atomic, independently-verifiable claim (SciFact's annotation protocol) — never looking at the cited paper's content while rewriting. Use this when you have a specific citing sentence and want it decomposed into checkable atomic claims, as the first step before rationale-selection and claim-label-prediction. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| category | paper-reading |
| type | sop |
| execution | subagent |
| prompt | ./prompt.md |
| input | citance (string — a sentence citing the paper under study, supplied by the caller) |
| output | atomic_claim (string, or list of strings if the citance was compound) |
| dependencies | {"sops":["spawn-agent"]} |
Claim Writing
Blind rewrite of a citance into an atomic verifiable claim — first step of the SciFact 3-chain.
Execution
Subagent — spawned via spawn-agent skill.
Input Requirement This Package Cannot Auto-Supply
SciFact's own method requires a citance — a sentence FROM ANOTHER PAPER that cites the paper under study. paper-fetch only ever retrieves the text of the single paper being read; it has no mechanism to discover or supply a citance about that paper. Callers using this SOP must supply citance themselves (e.g. from a specific citation-verification task they already have in hand) — this SOP cannot be exercised end-to-end starting only from a paper_ref, unlike every other SOP in this package. Do not "fix" this by having paper-fetch search for citing sentences; that would break paper-fetch's decoupled, single-purpose design (spec §9).
Available SOPs
| SOP | When to use |
|---|
| spawn-agent | Spawn a customized CC subagent with full MCP tool access. |
