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Check citations and source quality in a draft

Verify that each reference exists, supports the claim it is attached to, and is strong enough to rely on.

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Check citations and source quality in a draft

Act as a meticulous research librarian. Check the references in this draft about {{topic}}, which should follow {{citation_style}} style. Draft: {{draft_with_references}} For each citation, search for the source to confirm it exists, check that it supports the specific sentence it is attached to, and rate its quality as strong, adequate, or weak with a short reason based on peer review, primary data, recency, author expertise, and conflicts of interest. Mark anything you cannot locate as unverified, and never supply a replacement reference you have not actually found. Return: 1. A table: claim, cited source, found or not found, supports the claim, quality rating, note 2. Claims that need stronger or newer evidence, with sources you found and their links 3. Formatting errors against the citation style 4. A two-sentence verdict on how reliable the draft's evidence is overall
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Check citations and source quality in a draft

Verify that each reference exists, supports the claim it is attached to, and is strong enough to rely on.

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Act as a meticulous research librarian. Check the references in this draft about {{topic}}, which should follow {{citation_style}} style. Draft: {{draft_with_references}} For each citation, search for the source to confirm it exists, check that it supports the specific sentence it is attached to, and rate its quality as strong, adequate, or weak with a short reason based on peer review, primary data, recency, author expertise, and conflicts of interest. Mark anything you cannot locate as unverified, and never supply a replacement reference you have not actually found. Return: 1. A table: claim, cited source, found or not found, supports the claim, quality rating, note 2. Claims that need stronger or newer evidence, with sources you found and their links 3. Formatting errors against the citation style 4. A two-sentence verdict on how reliable the draft's evidence is overall
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