factual-accuracylisted

Verify every specific claim against a real source before a deliverable goes out, and spawn a fact-checker subagent when the claim load is heavy. Use whenever producing or editing anything containing a statistic, percentage, dollar figure, price, date, count, attendance number, headcount, name, job title, membership or customer status, quote, restatement of what someone said in email/Slack/a meeting, chart, image, logo, or external link. Also use before any send or publish, when a template has slots that cannot be filled from known sources, when tempted to round or estimate a figure, and when asked "is this accurate", "can we say this", "where did this come from", "check this before I send", or "fact-check this". Applies to proposals, decks, one-pagers, prospect and customer email, letters, Slack replies, spreadsheets, charts, briefs, recaps, and board material. Relax only when explicitly asked for illustrative, sample, or placeholder content.
alectivism/organization-ai-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 75

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# Factual accuracy Every specific claim in a deliverable traces to a source read in this session: a file, a tool result, a page actually fetched, a transcript, or the user's own words in this conversation. Recall is not a source. Being fairly sure is the exact state in which errors get written confidently. These documents go to customers, members, partners, or prospects deciding whether to trust your organization. One invented attendance figure turns the reader's question from "should I trust this" to "what else in here is wrong." A gap is fixable. A confident invention is a liability nobody downstream can see. ## Sort every claim before writing it | State | Test | Action | |---|---|---| | **Verified** | Traced to a source opened this session | Write it | | **Inferred** | Reasoned from verified facts | Write it only with the inference visible in the prose ("their Q3 filing implies"), never as a bare fact | | **Unknown** | Cannot be traced | Do not write it. Collect it for the gap ask below | ## Check your organization's own sources, never memory These change, and asserting them from memory is the likeliest way to be wrong in a way a reader notices. | Claim | Source | |---|---| | Membership/customer status, join and renewal dates | Your own membership or CRM skill, if you have one | | What a program, tier, or offering includes, what it costs, approved value wording | Your own catalog/offerings skill, if you have one, and any proof-points reference inside it for any numb