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verification-engine

Activate when the user needs to verify citations, check source accuracy, or validate that referenced papers actually support the claims attributed to them. Retrieves source abstracts and full text (for open-access papers), compares each citation claim against actual source content, and produces a structured verification report with classifications (VERIFIED, PLAUSIBLE, MISMATCH, UNVERIFIABLE, NOT FOUND).

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> **Orchestration Log**: When this skill is activated, append a log entry to `outputs/orchestration_log.md`:
> ```
> ### Skill Activation: Verification Engine
> **Timestamp:** [current date/time]
> **Actor:** AI Agent (verification-engine)
> **Input:** [brief description of the verification request]
> **Output:** [brief description of results — e.g., "Verified 42 citations: 35 VERIFIED, 5 PLAUSIBLE, 2 MISMATCH"]
> ```

# Verification Engine

## Core Principle

A citation is only as good as its accuracy. This engine systematically checks whether
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