Step 1
Copy the claim exactly as it appears.
Practical workflow
Checking a Textual Claim
Work out what exactly is being claimed, what can be checked, and what evidence should exist if the claim is true.
A post says a major company will end remote work worldwide next month.
Step 2
Ask an LLM to break it into checkable parts.
Step 3
Identify the key variables: who, what, where, when, and source.
Step 4
Ask what primary sources should exist if the claim is true.
Step 5
Search for direct evidence such as official statements, company pages, or interviews.
Step 6
Check whether the claim has already been examined through Fact Check Explorer or direct search.
Step 7
Write a simple conclusion: verified, false, misleading, or still unconfirmed.
Related tools
Related scenarios
Sources to keep open alongside this workflow
Session Core Guide
This guide explains why the session exists and what it promises: a practical understanding of AI-assisted verification without treating AI as a source.
LLM and Tool Guide
This guide organizes tool choice around the task: breaking a claim down, reviewing documents, tracing an archived page, or supporting image and video checks.
Verification Workflows
Four short workflows for common cases: a textual claim, a suspicious image, a clip with unclear context, and a document set that needs structure and checking.