How we verify

BSKiller runs every book and paper through the Zero Hallucination Protocol. The rules, in full, because a methodology you can't audit is just branding:

The rules

  1. Every claim is extracted, not summarized. We quote the assertion the author actually makes, at most 40 words, always attributed.
  2. Every verdict has receipts. Minimum one independent source per claim; verdicts without receipts don't ship.
  3. Verdicts are falsifiable. holds / failed / contested / unsupported / needs context — each with a stated confidence. If you can show a verdict wrong, it changes, and the change is public.
  4. Corrections are loud. Fixed claims keep their history. We never silently edit a verdict.
  5. Criticism, not substitution. For in-copyright works we publish commentary under fair dealing (criticism & review): quote budgets are hard-capped (≤40 words per quote, ≤150 per chapter, ≤1% of the work) and machine-enforced. Our editions are the argument about the book, never a replacement for it.
  6. Public domain is restored, not exploited. Restored Editions carry a public rights dossier proving provenance.

Current corpus: 632 claims, every one at a stable URL with its audit status shown.

Audit status — what "verified" means here

Every claim shows one of two statuses. ✓ Verified: passed the full protocol — quote grep-checks against source, receipt validation, and an adversarial red-team pass in an independent session. ⚠ Extracted, re-audit pending: produced by our extraction pipeline with receipts attached, but not yet through final verification. We publish the distinction because hiding it would be exactly the kind of BS we exist to kill. Unreviewed claims are re-audited before any work is promoted, and the count on the homepage tracks progress.

Found an error?

Email corrections@bskiller.com with the claim ID and your evidence. If you're right, the correction ships with credit.