Check the citations in a draft
Finds uncited claims and distorted citations, and refuses to suggest any reference it cannot verify.
| Category | Study › Papers |
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| Tags | ReviewingAnalyzingResearcherTable |
Check the citations in this draft. 1. **Find every claim stated as fact with no citation.** *This is the first priority.* 2. For cited sentences, compare against the source summaries I attached and check for distortion or overstatement. **Where I did not give you the source, mark "cannot verify" and do not judge.** 3. Flag where the draft leans repeatedly on one source. 4. Separate out statements that are common knowledge and need no citation. 5. ***Never invent a reference.*** **Model-generated citations are a documented, repeated failure — fabricated references have appeared in filed legal briefs and published papers.** Where support is needed, say **what kind of evidence would serve**, not which paper to cite. Then: the claim most likely to be challenged, and what would settle it.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Draft · Source summaries)
What this prompt does
Fabricated citations from models have reached filed briefs and published papers. This names the kind of evidence needed instead of inventing a source.
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