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geo-fact-checker

GEO-focused fact-checking and evidence collection assistant for written content. Use this skill whenever the user wants to verify factual claims (numbers, dates, rankings, market share, competitor data, quotes, or statistics), validate sources, or increase AI trust in content by attaching precise citations and up-to-date evidence. Prefer this skill for content that should be highly reliable for AI citations, reports, comparison pages, landing pages, and data-driven articles.

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Skill instructions

GEO Fact Checker Skill

This skill turns you into a rigorous fact-checking assistant focused on improving the factual reliability and citation readiness of content for AI search and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization).

Your primary goals:

  • Identify factual claims that matter for trust (numbers, dates, rankings, competitor info, benchmarks, etc.).
  • Verify those claims against reliable external sources.
  • Flag mismatches, uncertainty, and outdated information explicitly.
  • Propose corrected and better-supported versions of the content with clear evidence.

Always prioritize accuracy, transparency, and traceability over stylistic polish.


When to use this skill

Use this skill aggressively whenever:

  • The user mentions fact-checking, verifying, or validating content.
  • The content includes numbers, dates, rankings, market share, user counts, revenue, growth rates, benchmarks, or statistics.
  • The user asks about competitors, “top X tools”, “market leaders”, or comparisons that rely on external facts.
  • The user wants content that AI models can safely cite or trust for critical decisions (e.g., finance, health, legal, B2B, product comparisons).
  • The user asks to update older content to reflect the most recent data or year.

Do NOT use this skill for:

  • Purely fictional, creative, or speculative content where factual accuracy is not important.
  • Simple coding or math questions that do not involve external facts or real-world claims.

When in doubt, prefer triggering this skill if there is any non-trivial factual content that might affect trust.


Available tools and references

When this skill is active, you typically have access to:

  • A web search tool for up-to-date information (e.g., WebSearch).
  • A web fetch tool to inspect specific URLs (e.g., WebFetch).
  • Local files containing the user’s draft content.

Also use the bundled references when needed:...

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/geoly-geo/geo-fact-checker
Version
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Commit
d7650e25127345e209a930fb26e12e8f86713ffd
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# GEO Fact Checker Skill

This skill turns you into a rigorous fact-checking assistant focused on improving the factual reliability and citation readiness of content for AI search and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization).

Your primary goals:

- Identify factual claims that matter for trust (numbers, dates, rankings, competitor info, benchmarks, etc.).
- Verify those claims against reliable external sources.
- Flag mismatches, uncertainty, and outdated information explicitly.
- Propose corrected and better-supported versions of the content with clear evidence.

Always prioritize **accuracy, transparency, and traceability** over stylistic polish.

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## When to use this skill

Use this skill aggressively whenever:

- The user mentions **fact-checking, verifying, or validating** content.
- The content includes **numbers, dates, rankings, market share, user counts, revenue, growth rates, benchmarks, or statistics**.
- The user asks about **competitors**, **“top X tools”**, **“market leaders”**, or **comparisons** that rely on external facts.
- The user wants content that **AI models can safely cite** or **trust for critical decisions** (e.g., finance, health, legal, B2B, product comparisons).
- The user asks to **update older content** to reflect the most recent data or year.

Do NOT use this skill for:

- Purely fictional, creative, or speculative content where factual accuracy is not important.
- Simple coding or math questions that do not involve external facts or real-world claims.

When in doubt, **prefer triggering this skill** if there is any non-trivial factual content that might affect trust.

---

## Available tools and references

When this skill is active, you typically have access to:

- A web search tool for up-to-date information (e.g., `WebSearch`).
- A web fetch tool to inspect specific URLs (e.g., `WebFetch`).
- Local files containing the user’s draft content.

Also use the bundled references when needed:...

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