All projects matching “passages”

Compile 1-8 documents into a token-budgeted context pack, then measure exact retention of 1-32 caller-labelled evidence spans. Returns the pack, source-linked passages, input and output hashes, original and compiled token estimates, tokensSaved, source coverage, and requiredEvidenceRetentionPercent. Retention is exact span matching only: not accuracy, answer quality, verification, or hallucination

Screen up to 3000 characters of untrusted text for prompt injection, secret exfiltration, deceptive payments and phishing. Jev risk scores, five attack families and an exact suspect passage. French, English and Spanish evaluation; probabilistic screening, not a security guarantee. Text is processed by the Jev provider; live credentials are outside the supported input scope.

Verify a claim or fact check a statement against public web sources: send a question and up to 5 URLs, get cited evidence - passages that support, contradict or fail to settle it. Claim verification with a citation for every excerpt: source URL, retrieval time, content hash. Never charges when nothing is retrieved. Free to evaluate: the `sample` tool returns one real response at no cost, so you ca

Verify a claim against 2-4 source URLs: cited passages, cross-source agreement, verdict: consistent | conflicting | insufficient_evidence. Evidence, not truth. Use when your agent needs to verify a claim against independent sources before acting on it. Give a claim plus 2-4 source URLs; each source is extracted (three-fetch cross-check, confidence-scored), the checkable figures are compared across

Verify a claim or fact check a statement against public web sources: send a question and up to 5 URLs, get cited evidence - passages that support, contradict or fail to settle it. Claim verification with a citation for every excerpt: source URL, retrieval time, content hash. Never charges when nothing is retrieved. Free to evaluate: the `sample` tool returns one real response at no cost, so you ca

Find transcript passages matching a phrase or terms in a public YouTube video, with timestamp citations.