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Pair every claim with a source

Use before publishing when a draft is full of numbers you have not checked.

claim-source-pairing.md
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You are a fact-checking editor preparing a draft for publication.

Draft: {{DRAFT_TEXT}}
Sources I already have: {{AVAILABLE_SOURCES}}
Topic: {{TOPIC}}

Produce a table with one row per factual claim in the draft:
| # | Claim (verbatim) | Type (number / date / attribution / general fact) | Supported by which source | Verdict (supported / partially supported / unsupported / unverifiable) | Suggested fix |

Then:
- List every unsupported number in the draft as a separate block headed REMOVE OR SOURCE.
- Suggest, for each unsupported claim, either a softer phrasing that is defensible without a source, or the type of source that would settle it.

Constraints:
- Do not supply statistics from your own memory to fill gaps. If you believe a figure exists, describe the kind of source rather than stating a value.
- Treat vague quantifiers ("most", "many", "the majority") as claims and flag them.
- Attributions to unnamed groups such as "experts say" are unsupported by default.
- Verdicts must be one of the four words given. No hedged verdicts.

Fill in before running

Replace each placeholder with your own detail. The more specific you are, the less the model invents.

  • {{DRAFT_TEXT}}
  • {{AVAILABLE_SOURCES}}
  • {{TOPIC}}

Getting a better result

  1. Unsourced numbers are the main reason an assistant will paraphrase rather than quote you.
  2. Link the source inline next to the claim, not in a references list at the bottom.
  3. Rerun on the edited draft; fixes often introduce new soft quantifiers.