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      Enables AI agents to create verifiable, replayable citations, search private knowledge bases, and publish Markdown with verified citation markers.
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      Enables revision-bound source audits with exact article fingerprinting, claim-to-source mapping, quotation verification, and immutable JSON evidence reports for prepublication review.
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      Enables scientists and their AI agents to check quoted passages against pinned open-access PubMed Central full texts, look up retraction status from PMC and Crossref, and run recorded literature searches. Every quote check, search and annotation is written to an append-only, hash-chained log that can be verified, giving a dated record of what was searched and found.
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      Enables users to verify citations and bibliographies and to check whether source documents support factual claims, using local inference, exact evidence provenance, and deterministic verdicts.
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      Enables AI writing assistants to retrieve citable evidence from local PDFs and verify draft citations against their sources locally, providing verifiable support for claims.
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      Enables agents to verify manuscript references against public scholarly records, checking that cited works exist, match their citations, and have not been retracted or flagged. It also lets an agent gather the best source passages for each citing sentence and record its own claim-support verdicts back into the report.
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