verify-citationslisted

# Citation Verification Verify that citations in a document actually resolve and support the claims they're attached to. Uses the Stipple API (free anonymous tier, no signup) for citation resolution, arithmetic recomputation, and unsupported-claim detection. ## When to use - Before submitting or publishing a research report, tender response, or whitepaper - Reviewing an LLM-generated document (LLM citations are plausibly-formatted and frequently wrong) - Due diligence on third-party reports - Academic reference checking ## Instructions 1. **Get the document.** Ask the user for a URL to the report, or a local file path (PDF, DOCX, Markdown). If the user pastes text directly, skip to step 3 with `text` input. 2. **Run verification.** POST the document to Stipple's citation verification endpoint: ```bash curl -X POST https://www.stipple.sh/v1/verify-references \ -F "file=@report.pdf" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $STIPPLE_API_KEY" ``` The anonymous free tier works without the Authorization header. Deep mode (`?deep=true`) costs more credits but cross-checks citations against live web sources. 3. **Interpret the response.** The result includes: - `verification_coverage` — percentage of claims verified (e.g. "78%") - `citations[]` — per-citation status: resolved and matching, resolved but mismatched, or unresolvable, with the issue explained - `arithmetic[]` — recomputed figures vs stated figures (flags decimal shifts, wrong sums) - `unsupp