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Every claim
sourced and
checked.

Reinforce Lab’s Evidence Verification Agent makes sure what you publish is true and can be backed up. It ties every important claim to a source, scores how confident the evidence is, and flags weak or conflicting sources for a person to review, using domain sources such as PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov where the field requires it.

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[ The problem ]

What problem does the Evidence Verification Agent solve?

01 · Problem

Unsupported claims

Statistics and statements with no source, or a source that doesn’t say it.

02 · Problem

Outdated facts

Figures that were true years ago, still published today.

03 · Problem

Risk in regulated fields

In health, finance and law, one wrong claim can cost more than the page earns.

[ How it works ]

What does the Evidence Verification Agent do?

Four steps, with a person reviewing the result before it reaches you.

  1. Extract claims

    Every statistic, fact and statement that needs support.

  2. Match sources

    Each claim linked to the source that supports it.

  3. Score confidence

    How strong, recent and relevant the evidence is.

  4. Flag for review

    Weak, conflicting or missing evidence sent to a person.

  5. Human review

    The Reinforce Lab team checks the output before it is delivered or acted on.

[ Deliverables ]

What you get.

  • A claim-by-claim evidence log
  • A source for every important claim
  • Confidence scores
  • Flags for weak or conflicting evidence
  • Suggested corrections and replacements
  • An audit trail for compliance review
[ Straight answer ]

A confidence score is not a sign-off.

The agent finds and scores evidence; it does not replace medical, legal or compliance review. Anything it flags goes to a person, and in regulated fields your own reviewers keep the final say. In the United States, the FTC expects health claims to be backed by competent and reliable scientific evidence.

Sources: FTC: Health Products Compliance Guidance · PubMed (US National Library of Medicine) · ClinicalTrials.gov

[ Who it's for ]

Who is the Evidence Verification Agent for?

[ Questions ]

About the Evidence Verification Agent.

What does the Evidence Verification Agent do?

It checks the claims in your content. Every important statement is matched to a source, scored for how confident the evidence is, and flagged for human review if the evidence is weak, conflicting or missing.

Which sources does it use?

The sources the claim requires: official and primary sources first, and domain databases such as PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov for medical and life-sciences content.

Does it replace our medical or legal review?

No. It prepares an evidence log that makes that review faster and more thorough. Final approval stays with your reviewers.

Can I use it on its own?

Yes. Every agent can run on its own, scoped after the free diagnostic, or as part of a Search Authority OS package.

[ Start here ]

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