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      Enables AI agents and MCP clients to decompose text into atomic claims and cross-verify them against reference knowledge to flag ungrounded claims, numerical contradictions, and hallucinated entities. Runs deterministically with zero dependencies over JSON-RPC stdio, avoiding LLM round-trips for routine verification tasks.
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      An MCP server that verifies the existence, metadata accuracy, and claim support of academic citations by querying sources like OpenAlex, Crossref, and arXiv, enabling AI agents to fact-check references.
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      An MCP server for auditing LaTeX citations and numeric claims in academic papers, verifying numerical values against resolved full-text sources.
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      Enables automated scientific paper analysis, citation credibility verification, consensus ratio calculation, and multi-hop research queries through the Model Context Protocol, integrating with MCP-compliant clients.
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      A stdio MCP server that enables an agent to vet its own draft before answering, returning per-citation verdicts for fabricated, retracted, or mismatched references along with a fix list, and flagging numbers in the text that do not appear in supplied source strings or files.
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      Enables AI agents to fact-check claims, verify citations, and check source freshness using Wikipedia, Wikidata, Crossref, and Wayback Machine.
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