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Fact-check a claim against sources and return a verdict with evidence and confidence — supported, refuted, partially-supported, or unverifiable. Use when asked to 'verify', 'fact-check', 'is this true', or before publishing a statistic or scientific claim.
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| name | claim-verification |
| description | Fact-check a claim against sources and return a verdict with evidence and confidence — supported, refuted, partially-supported, or unverifiable. Use when asked to 'verify', 'fact-check', 'is this true', or before publishing a statistic or scientific claim. |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| domain | research |
| tags | ["fact-check","verification","evidence","sources"] |
A claim + (optional) sources → a verdict with evidence and a calibrated confidence.
Before a claim ships in a post, brief, or video, it should be checked. This skill takes a single claim, gathers or accepts sources, and returns a structured verdict that separates what the evidence supports from what it doesn't — with honest confidence, not false certainty.
verify, fact-check, is this true, confirm,
source check, debunkclaims.md, fact-check/**/claim-verification| Input | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
claim | yes | The exact statement to check. |
sources | no | Provided URLs/quotes; else the skill gathers them. |
strictness | no | standard (default) or high (primary sources only). |
{
"claim": "string — restated precisely",
"verdict": "supported | refuted | partially-supported | unverifiable",
"confidence": "low | medium | high",
"evidence": [{ "quote": "string", "source": "string" }],
"rationale": "string",
"caveats": ["string"]
}
WebSearch, WebFetch, Read.unverifiable is used honestly.Input: "The James Webb Space Telescope orbits the Earth." → verdict refuted
(it orbits the Sun–Earth L2 point), high confidence, with a cited NASA source.
Built on SIP — Starlight Intelligence Protocol Substrate: starlightintelligence.org/protocol v1.1.0 Layers used: [file-contract, attestation, sovereignty] Vertical: starlight-agent-skills · portable capability layer