Evidence Before Verdict
Unverified
is not false.
Paste a statement or article. FIFTH CODE splits it into atomic claims, runs nine checks on each, and shows exactly how every score was reached.
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Fifth Code Verdict
Run a Deep Scan. The verdict states the evidence position; the score describes how the claim is presented. They are not the same thing.
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3×3 Grid weights per Fifth Code method
Fact 18 · Source 12 · Context 10 / Logic 10 · Trace 10 · Bias 8 / Evidence 18 · Consistency 7 · Integrity 7
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Fact shows how checkable a claim is until a linked source is checked, then how well that source backs it. Source measures how specifically the origin is named, not its reputation.
Why this result?
Plain-language explanation of every score.
Sources checked
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How to strengthen this claim
Specific, fixable gaps in how the claim is stated and sourced.
Reasoning analysis
A second read of how the text argues: reasoning problems, missing context, and internal consistency.
Claims analyzed independently
Long content is split into atomic claims, each classified as Fact, Statistic, Attribution, Opinion, Prediction or Unknown.
Warnings
Fallacies, missing baselines, unverified quotes, internal conflicts.