Check off: this is everything the writer model produced, shown the way the 2024 project showed its summaries, with nothing confirmed.
A model writes the text. A second model from a different family, a calculation in a sandbox and a guardrail each get a veto. What fails is struck in red, with the reason. Every model call goes through Mozilla's Otari gateway.
Six Otari features, each with something it visibly did in this run. The three marked "drill" were forced once on purpose so the handling could be shown; the rest happened in the normal run.
Paste text a model wrote (a summary, or an answer from a research chat) and what it was written from: the source text, or links to the pages it cites. Countersign checks each sentence live through Otari: a guardrail screens it, the checker model looks for support in the sources, and code decides. A sentence stays only if the checker quotes a supporting passage that really is in the sources and every figure in the sentence appears there.
Nothing checked yet. The example on the left has three planted errors.
Check off: this is everything the writer model produced, shown the way the 2024 project showed its summaries, with nothing confirmed.