When an article, report, or webpage needs scrutiny, paste an excerpt and state what you are researching. Get a credibility assessment tied to signals in the text, a check of whether its claims support your question, and notes on bias or missing evidence. You leave with reasons you can use to decide how the source fits your research.
Source Evaluation
Assess a source’s credibility, bias, relevance, and evidence for your research question.
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What it writes
- Credibility assessment with text-based reasons
- Research-question relevance and evidence-gap check
- Side-by-side comparison of source reasoning
How to use it
Include the exact research question, the source title and publisher if known, and enough surrounding text to show how claims are supported. For comparisons, paste each excerpt separately and label its source.
What you bring
- Source excerpt or full text pasted in chat
- Research question and source identity, if known
- Copy text you are allowed to share
A good fit for
- Checking whether an article supports your school research question
- Reviewing a report with claims that seem one-sided
- Comparing two excerpts before citing them in a paper
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
I’m researching whether school start times affect teen sleep. Assess this excerpt’s credibility, bias, and evidence: a district report says later starts improved attendance, but gives no study methods.
Does this news article support my question about local air pollution and asthma? It cites two residents and a city report, but the excerpt gives no dates or pollutant measurements.
Compare these two excerpts on remote work and productivity. One cites a company survey of 300 staff; the other summarizes three academic studies. Which is more relevant to my research question?
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Independently confirming facts or source authenticity
- Evaluating sources you cannot paste as text
- Judgments rely on the excerpt, not outside verification
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