browser-news-verifier

name	browser-news-verifier
description	Use browser-backed site adapters to verify, expand, or cross-check a news item against site-native search results, dynamic pages, and logged-in discussion context.
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Browser News Verifier

Use this skill when a headline, article, or fast rumor needs browser-native verification from site search, dynamic pages, or logged-in discussion sources.

Workflow

1. Identify the primary headline or claim to verify.
2. Use browser_site only with adapters present in the runtime catalog. Prefer exact adapters such as:
   • eastmoney/headlines
   • eastmoney/stock
   • xueqiu/stock
   • reddit/search
   • zhihu/search
   • youtube/search
3. Read references/adapter-examples.md when you need concrete adapter call patterns or fallback behavior.
4. Compare:
   • whether the claim appears in site-native search
   • whether the wording changes across sources
   • whether the discussion confirms, disputes, or distorts the claim
5. Pair with news-intelligence for structured impact analysis after source verification.

Output format

# Browser News Verification

## Claim
- Headline:
- Verification status:

## Cross-Checks
- Source 1:
- Source 2:
- Source 3:

## Interpretation
- What is confirmed:
- What remains unverified:
- What looks distorted or speculative:

Rules

• Do not use wildcard patterns like eastmoney/* at execution time. Choose a concrete adapter from the runtime catalog.
• If the most relevant site or adapter is not available in the catalog, state that explicitly and continue with the closest available cataloged source.
• Distinguish article confirmation from community repetition.
• Prefer direct source pages or site-native search over reposts.
• State clearly when a claim remains unverified.