How to use it
Copy the prompt below into the same conversation. Replace the bracketed text when helpful. Open and inspect any sources yourself; a citation is not proof until you check it.
Copy, adapt, and investigate
Audit your previous answer about [TOPIC]. 1. List its key factual claims separately from interpretation, prediction, and advice. 2. For each important factual claim, provide the strongest available primary source, publication date, and a short explanation of exactly what it supports. 3. Identify uncertainty, missing context, and assumptions. 4. Present the strongest credible opposing interpretation. 5. State what evidence would disprove or materially change your conclusion. 6. Flag any claim you cannot verify rather than filling the gap. Finish with a short verification checklist I can perform without relying on you.