MULTI-SOURCE CORROBORATION · CROSS-SOURCE AUDIT

What agrees, what conflicts, what stands alone.

Paste two to five sources covering the same topic, event, or claim. Card 02 surfaces the corroborated points, the contradictions, the single-source assertions, the framing convergence, the provenance signals, and the evidentiary gaps. It is the cross-source audit, in one pass.

LABEL

Give each source a short, human-readable label (e.g. "Reuters article", "Vendor blog", "Official statement").

PASTE

Paste the text of each source. Two minimum, five maximum, 200+ characters each.

REVIEW

Six categories with quoted evidence by source label, severity, and an analyst action per finding.

REDLINE

Investigate the gaps and contradictions. Send the cross-source redline to the Intel Publisher.

CARD 02 · MULTI-SOURCE CORROBORATION CHECKER

The cross-source audit, in one pass.

The model compares the texts you provide and reports what is corroborated, contradicted, uncorroborated, framed in common, suspect on provenance, or missing entirely. It uses the labels you give each source. It does not invent claims, and it never adds sources you did not paste.

REMINDER: Cross-source corroboration is an analytical aid, not a verdict on which source is right. Use the findings as a starting point. Do not paste classified material or PII you cannot lawfully share.

I confirm these sources are publicly available or lawfully in my possession, and I will treat the output as a structured redline.