Fact-Check & Verify Claims — Cited Research (Trinity)
Fact-check any claim against live web sources: get a verdict (supported / contradicted / unverified), a consensus score, and cited sources (ref, title, URL)…
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What it can do
- Multi Source Validator: Verify a factual claim against multiple live web sources (Brave). Returns a verdict (supported / contradicted / unverified), a consensus score, and cited sources. Judges only f
- Ping: Liveness probe. Returns 'pong' plus any supplied message.
- Privacy Shield Redact: Redact personally identifiable information (PII) from text — emails, phone numbers, IDs, names, etc. Returns the masked text plus a count of what was redacted by type. Privacy-b
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
Fact-check any claim against live web sources: get a verdict (supported / contradicted / unverified), a consensus score, and cited sources (ref, title, URL) for every judgment. Plus multi-source synthesis into structured, cited briefs, and PII redaction for research workflows.
Judges only from retrieved evidence — never fabricates, never writes-for-you. Every claim is traceable back to its source.
Server tool list (4)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| multi_source_validator | Verify a factual claim against multiple live web sources (Brave). Returns a verdict (supported / contradicted / unverified), a consensus score, and cited sources. Judges only from retrieved sources — never fabricates. |
| ping | Liveness probe. Returns 'pong' plus any supplied message. |
| privacy_shield_redact | Redact personally identifiable information (PII) from text — emails, phone numbers, IDs, names, etc. Returns the masked text plus a count of what was redacted by type. Privacy-by-default for research workflows. |
| structured_brief_synthesizer | Synthesize multiple sources into a structured, cited brief. format: 'synthesis' (narrative), 'summary' (bullets), or 'integrated' (how sources connect). Cites inline as [n]; never invents facts beyond the sources. |