Every factual claim in your AI texts is checked against two independent sources. What cannot be sourced goes on a list and stays out of the text. Every statement in your texts is sourced, and you see what was missing.
The Agentic Part
An agent is an AI that carries out work steps on its own. Here it reads your text and pulls out every factual claim. For each one it looks for two independent sources. If it finds them, the statement stays in the text. If it does not, it puts the statement on the list of unsourced claims and leaves it out of the text. It makes that call for every claim on its own, and you read the list at the end.
Main Features
- Every factual claim is checked individually
- Two independent sources for every claim
- A list of all statements that could not be sourced
- Unsourced statements stay out of the text
- A text in which every statement is sourced
Use Cases
- An AI draft for your newsletter cites figures and facts about your market. Each of those statements is checked against two sources.
- One statement in the draft finds no second source. It lands on the list and stays out of the text.
What we build for you
- The texts that should be checked
- Your guidelines on which sources count as reliable
- The decision who sees the list of unsourced statements
- The point where the check steps in before publication
