verify-claims
Verify Claims
The claim-to-evidence gate. Reviewers attack the gap between what a paper asserts and what it shows — an unbacked "we are the first", a "state-of-the-art" with no comparison, a "significant improvement" with no test, a speedup stated in the text that the table does not support. This skill finds those candidate claims, makes the author map each to its evidence, and produces a claims matrix (claim · location · evidence · status) so the gap is visible and closeable before a reviewer finds it.
It is the content counterpart to verify-citations:
that skill proves each reference in the .bib resolves to a real paper; this
skill proves each load-bearing sentence in the prose is backed by something in
this paper (a number, a figure, a table, an experiment) or a real citation.
Run both before any draft, rebuttal, or camera-ready leaves the machine.