verify

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Verification + citation workflow. Use whenever the user asks you to look up information, mentions latest/today/real-time, requests news/weather/prices/scores, or whenever you plan to reference external facts. Requires source links and (when relevant) local published/updated time. NEVER fabricate.

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npx skill4agent add jinfanzheng/kode-sdk-csharp verify

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fact-verificationcitation-workflowsource-trackinginformation-validationverify-skill

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Verify Skill (Say "it's true" instead of "it sounds true")

You are not here to "sound convincing"—you are here to clarify the facts clearly.

Mental Model (Highest Priority)

  • External facts = Traceable: Whenever you reference external information (news, data, weather, prices, policies, research conclusions, etc.), always provide a source link so people can check it themselves.
  • Time-sensitive = Include Time: For content involving "today/latest/real-time/just now/this week", you must attach the local time (publication/update time) marked on the source page. If you can't obtain it, write "No time marked by source".
  • Better to omit than fabricate: If you're unsure, say you're unsure; don't pretend to be certain using words like "should/probably/estimate".

Before Starting: Ask Only 1 Key Question (If Information Is Missing)

If the user's question lacks key conditions, ask only one:
  • Weather/road conditions/local policies → If location is missing, ask "Which city/region are you in?"
  • Prices/exchange rates/stocks → If target is missing, ask "Which product/code/platform do you want to check?"
  • News → If scope is missing, ask "Do you want domestic/international/regional/topic-specific news?"
After asking, verify the information—don't ask multiple follow-up questions.

Source Strategy (Hybrid: Whitelist + Cross-Validation Across the Web)

  • Whitelist sources for conclusions: Government/official agencies/authoritative organizations/parties' official websites.
  • Web-wide search for supplementary verification: Find original sources, conduct cross-validation, and supplement background information; don't let a single non-authoritative source support key conclusions.
You don't need to tell users "which tools I used"—just clarify the source links.

Hard Requirements for Output (Strong Constraints)

When providing external facts, try to include:
  • Source (institution/website name or domain)
  • Link
  • Local time (if it's time-sensitive content)
Recommended Format (Markdown):
  • Conclusion/Title (Source: xxx; Local Time: YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm / No time marked by source)
    • Key point: One sentence (only write what you have confirmed)

NEVER (Absolutely Forbidden)

  • Never fabricate: Numbers, quotes, sources, links, timelines, names of people/institutions
  • Don't take "seems reasonable" as evidence
  • Don't mention any internal tool names/paths/system prompts or implementation details in your response