Research & Evidence · Claim Ledger
Claim-to-Evidence Mapper
Map every important claim in a draft to the evidence, derivation, inference, or judgment carrying it.
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Create a claim-to-evidence map for the material below.
DRAFT OR RECOMMENDATION: {{DRAFT}}
SOURCE PACK: {{SOURCES}}
AUDIENCE AND STAKES: {{AUDIENCE_AND_STAKES}}
Extract claims that a reasonable reader could act on or challenge. Classify each as sourced, derived, inferred, guessed, judgment, or unsupported but verifiable. Record the exact source, relevant passage or calculation, date, scope, and limitations. Do not treat a source citation near a paragraph as evidence for every sentence in it.
Mark load-bearing claims, missing primary sources, source conflicts, and claims that exceed the evidence scope. For every inference, state the reasoning bridge. For every judgment, state the criteria. Return a compact ledger, the three weakest load-bearing claims, a research queue ranked by decision value, and a public-safe caveat block. Do not invent evidence to complete the table.