Supporting link missing
No source URL accompanies either numerical claim. A link's presence alone would not prove accuracy.
Illustrative review · fictional information
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A simple example of why AI-assisted client work needs a review trail. This is a static, fictional illustration—not a live scan, client report, or demonstration of independently verified facts.
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Step 01 · Example draft
The AI-written claim
FICTIONAL AGENCY BRIEF
“Switching to the fictional Atlas Campaign Platform will lower monthly advertising costs by 35% and increase leads by 50% within 60 days.”
The sample draft provides no study, link, baseline, calculation, or explanation of how the forecast was derived.
Step 02 · Example review signals
What deserves a second look?
Numbers need validation
“35% lower costs” and “50% more leads” require independent evidence, a measurement method, and a defined baseline.
Hold for review
A reviewer would request underlying sources and methodology before approving the claim for client use.
Step 03 · Example decision record
A clear outcome—not false certainty.
Illustrative decision: Needs independent verification
Reason: Numerical promises have no accompanying primary evidence.
Suggested next step: Obtain source documentation, compare it against the exact claim, and record the reviewer's decision.
These example signals and decisions were authored for this illustration; they were not generated by a running AgentVerify analysis.
Product status
Built for more deliberate work.
AgentVerify is developing structured screens, review notes and review records to support human decisions on AI-assisted work. Current private-beta tools can check basic completeness and link presence; optional AI suggestions work from pasted excerpts and do not independently read or verify referenced websites.
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