Fact-check claims encountered during reading — dates, names, events, citations. Use when encountering historical facts or disputed claims.
Fact-check claims encountered during reading sessions. This covers dates, names, historical events, publication details, and attribution of ideas. Use when the user questions a claim or when a factual assertion seems uncertain.
This skill activates on: verify, check this, fact-check, is this correct, /verify.
(verified) or (corrected: {correct info}) tag next to the relevant entry in the notes file.## Verification
**Claim**: {the original claim as stated in the source}
**Verdict**: Confirmed | Needs correction | Incorrect | Unverifiable
| Item | Original | Verified |
|------|----------|----------|
| {specific fact} | {as claimed} | {as verified} |
**Source**: [{source name}]({URL})
**Confidence**: High | Medium | Low
**Notes**: {any additional context, e.g., "Date varies by edition" or "Multiple conflicting sources"}
When verifying several claims at once, produce one verification block per claim, numbered sequentially:
### 1. {Brief claim description}
{verification block}
### 2. {Brief claim description}
{verification block}
When the user says "annotate" or "mark in notes" after verification:
(verified 2026-03-30) or (corrected: {correct value}, verified 2026-03-30).