An agent skill that fact-checks second-hand claims by decomposing, triaging, and verifying against primary sources.
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This skill teaches AI assistants to treat every second-hand claim as a rumor until proven. It breaks down long posts into individual claims, hunts down original sources, and labels each claim as confirmed, partly true, wrong, or unverified. You get a clean summary instead of a confident guess.
Claim-verification is a vendor-neutral agent skill designed to combat the spread of misinformation by AI assistants. When a user pastes a tweet, news blurb, research note, or even another AI's output, the skill activates to decompose the text into separate claims, triage them by importance, and verify each against primary sources (e.g., official filings, announcements, real data). It then labels each claim with one of four verdicts: Confirmed (✅), Partly True (🟡), Wrong/Misleading (🔴), or Unverified (⚠️). The skill is built to catch common traps like wrong attribution, echo chambers, guess-turned-fact, cherry-picking, old news as new, logo-as-contract fallacies, unsourced numbers, and false equivalences. It integrates seamlessly with Cursor and Claude Code via a single SKILL.md file, requiring no coding. Users can also configure it to run automatically on every chat. The goal is to give users a fast, honest assessment of second-hand information, helping investors, researchers, journalists, and anyone who reads the internet avoid being misled.
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An agent skill that fact-checks second-hand claims by decomposing, triaging, and verifying against primary sources.
Investors and researchers who need to verify stock tips and market rumors., Journalists and students fact-checking sources for articles or papers., Developers building AI assistants that need built-in fact-checking capabilities.
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Similar or complementary options to evaluate include anthropic-skills, bug-hunter, hyperframes.
Aug 20, 2026