verify-claims

Audit exercise, not template fill. The failure mode is dressing up "I think so" with confident-looking citations — a verified-looking table that papers over guesses.

What counts as a claim

Declarative assertions about the world — true-or-false-independent-of-opinion. Names, numbers, quotes, attributions, "X does Y", "the API is called Z", "the file lives at P".

Exclude: opinions ("this is simpler"), recommendations, questions, hypotheses already flagged uncertain.

Modes

• No argument → claims in the assistant's most recent message
• Path argument → claims in that file or directory

If the path doesn't exist or can't be read, say so and stop. If the target yields no claims, say so in one line — no table.

Process