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Fact Checker: Verify Every Claim Before You Publish
Fact Checker makes your agent work like a newsroom verification desk.
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Fact Checker: Verify Every Claim Before You Publish
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Fact-check this paragraph from our blog before we publish: "Spain is the largest e-commerce market in Europe, with online sales growing 40% last year. According to a 2019 study, 9 out of 10 customers abandon a brand after one late delivery."
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Example output, abbreviated. Sources shown as placeholders.
Summary
3 claims checked (full mode): ❌ 1 incorrect · 🌀 1 misleading · ❓ 1 unverifiable.
Biggest problems: (1) "largest market in Europe" is wrong, (2) the 40 % figure mixes a sub-category with the whole market, (3) the "9 out of 10" study can't be traced to an original source.
Claims
| # | Claim | Verdict | What's actually true | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Spain is the largest e-commerce market in Europe" | ❌ Incorrect | The UK, Germany and France have larger online sales; Spain ranks below them | [1] European e-commerce association report, latest edition (A/B) |
| 2 | "online sales growing 40% last year" | 🌀 Misleading | The 40 % refers to one product category in the source; total online sales grew much less | [2] national statistics office / competition authority e-commerce data, latest quarter (A) |
| 3 | "a 2019 study: 9 out of 10 customers abandon a brand after one late delivery" | ❓ Unverifiable | Widely repeated in blogs; every citation chain ends at a vendor press release without methodology. Searched: exact phrase, 2019 delivery surveys, vendor sites | [3] vendor press release (C) - not the original study |
Corrected text
Spain is the largest e-commerce market in Europe
Spain is one of Europe's major e-commerce markets [1], with online sales growing 40% last year
online sales growing [x] % last year [2]. According to a 2019 study, 9 out of 10 customers abandon a brand after one late delivery. Surveys suggest late deliveries are a major reason customers switch brands [4].
Watch list
- Growth figures change every quarter - update before publishing next year
- Claim 3 appears in many competitor blogs; citing it would hurt credibility
Verified with 6 searches (web search with sources, 6 calls, ~$0.02). Replace [x] with the exact figure from source [2] - confirm which period your post refers to.
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About this skill
Publish with confidence, not "probably fine"
AI-written drafts confidently invent statistics, misquote people and cite sources that don't say what they claim. Even human writing repeats outdated numbers. Fact Checker makes your agent work like a newsroom verification desk.
What it does
- Extracts every checkable claim with the exact quote: statistics, dates, names and titles, quotes, cause-effect claims, superlatives ("first", "largest"), definitions, legal/medical/financial statements, product claims. Flags opinions presented as facts.
- Two modes: quick (key numbers, names, dates, quotes) or full (every factual statement).
- Goes to the original: the study, dataset, filing, law, official page or the speaker's own words, not articles repeating them. Checks units, periods, scope, context and newer data.
- Evidence bar: one authoritative primary source or two independent reputable ones for key claims; never relies on memory for facts that change.
- Six clear verdicts: correct, imprecise, outdated, misleading, incorrect, unverifiable (with what was searched).
- Report: summary with counts and the 3 biggest problems, a claims table with sources and dates, a corrected version with minimal tracked edits in the author's voice, and a watch list of claims likely to go stale.
- Built-in methods by claim type, red flags (citations that don't contain the claim, unit or scope drift, unsourced round numbers), search patterns for primary documents.
- Web search on Agensi: can use a cheap search-with-sources tool (fractions of a cent per call) when the agent has no web access; the agent shows the price and asks first.
- Neutral and honest: evidence over opinion, never invents sources, recommends expert review for medical, legal and financial claims.
Includes
- SKILL.md workflow
- references/methods.md - source hierarchy, checks per claim type, red flags, search patterns, correction style
Pairs with Content Writer and Deep Research. Works with Claude Code, Claude (Cowork), Codex, Cursor and any SKILL.md-compatible agent.
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Opinions and predictions are skipped. Requires access to primary sources via web search. Claims with no public documentation will be marked as unverifiable.
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