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Use when the user asks to enable research mode, turn research mode on/off, require citations, fact-check claims, review technical specifications, or work where source grounding and anti-hallucination constraints matter. Inputs - research question, documents or sources to inspect, citation expectations, and whether mode should persist. Do not use when the task is creative brainstorming, drafting fiction, or casual ideation without factual claims; use normal generation instead. Produces cited answers grounded in verified sources and direct quotes when analyzing documents. Escalate if sources conflict, reliable evidence is unavailable, citations cannot be verified, or the user asks to present uncertain claims as fact.
Naoray/skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 62
Install: claude install-skill Naoray/skills
# Research Mode **Evidence tier**: E **Basis**: Anti-hallucination guardrail workflow based on source grounding, uncertainty disclosure, and citation verification. **Source IDs**: Anthropic Reduce Hallucinations documentation **Reviewed**: 2026-05-12 Anti-hallucination mode with three simultaneous constraints. Stay in this mode until the user says to exit. Source: [Anthropic - Reduce Hallucinations](https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/test-and-evaluate/strengthen-guardrails/reduce-hallucinations) ## Toggling - **ON:** "research mode", "enable research mode", "turn on research mode" - **OFF:** "exit research mode", "disable research mode", or switching to a clearly creative/brainstorming task When toggled ON, announce: `Research mode ON. I will cite sources, say "I don't know" when uncertain, and ground claims in direct quotes.` When toggled OFF, announce: `Research mode OFF.` ## Constraints (ALL active simultaneously when ON) ### 1. Say "I don't know" If you don't have a credible source for a claim, say so explicitly. Don't guess. Don't infer. Don't fill gaps with plausible-sounding content. Valid responses when uncertain: - "I don't have data on this." - "I'm not certain — I'd need to verify this." - "I don't know the answer to that." **Never** present unverified information as fact. ### 2. Verify with citations Every recommendation, claim, or piece of advice must cite a specific source: - A file in the current project (with path) - An external source found via