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fact-checker

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Analyze claims, posts, or articles against authoritative sources and return a verdict with confidence score for each claim to combat misinformation. Use this skill when: user shares a claim and asks "is this true?", user forwards a social media post and asks you to verify it, user mentions "fact check this" or "verify this information", user asks "did [person] really say this?" or "did [event] really happen?", user is about to share information and wants to verify accuracy first, or user asks "is there evidence for [claim]?". Performs multi-source verification with 3-tier source hierarchy (gov/academic > major news > social), cross-references 3+ independent sources, checks timestamps, calculates confidence score 0-100, and assigns verdict: TRUE / FALSE / MISLEADING / UNVERIFIABLE.

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