Fact CheckerAn AI skill in the Solo Creators AI Studio

Publish with proof behind every claim.

Fact Checker is an AI skill that checks every quote, number, date, name, study and link in your draft against the real source page. It hands your own draft back as a Word file with tracked changes and a comment on every fix, ready to accept or reject in Word or Google Docs.

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Page 1 of the fact-checked draft open in Microsoft Word, with each fix shown as a tracked change and a Deleted note for it in the margin
The same draft uploaded to Google Docs: the fixes show as Suggestions with Accept and Reject, each with a Fact Checker comment that quotes the source and links to it
Page 2 in Word: the two Hemingway lines corrected and the made-up Harvard Business Review and Pew sentences deleted

Watch it work, start to finish.

A blog post with 10 planted errors goes in. It comes back with every quote, number and link checked against its real source, and every fix shown as a tracked change in Google Docs and Word.

AI Fact Checker for Your Writing: Every Quote, Number, and Link Verified (Claude Skill Demo)

One real draft, checked claim by claim.

A test post salted with 10 planted errors, and what it handed back.

You hand over the draft

"Fact-check this." The draft: Why Most Writing Advice Is Wrong (and the Five Rules That Aren't)

  • Salted on purpose with 10 errors: 3 fake links, 3 altered quotes, 2 wrong numbers and 2 lines pinned on the wrong person.

It hands back tracked changes

Stephen King quote
Draft: "read widely and write daily." Wrong. His words in On Writing are "read a lot and write a lot." Replaced with his wording.
Reading study
Draft: "only 6 percent read word by word." Wrong. The source says 16 percent. Changed 6 to 16.
Three fake links
The 2019 study, the Harvard Business Review analysis and the Pew report all return 404, and one more search found nothing behind their figures. It removed each link and its figures, and the comment asks for the real source.
The summary at the top
34 claims checked: 18 confirmed, 7 wrong (fixed), 1 imprecise (fixed), 0 unverifiable, 8 likely fabricated. Then a numbered list of all 18 confirmed sources.
From the real run on 2026-09-21, shortened. Each fix is a tracked change in the file.

The draft it handed back

Page 1 of the fact-checked draft open in Microsoft Word, with each fix shown as a tracked change and a Deleted note for it in the margin

In Word. Every fix is a tracked change, with a note in the margin.

It caught all 10 planted errors and changed none of the 10 true claims.

How it works, in three steps.

  1. You type“Fact-check this before I publish it: [paste your draft]”

    Hand over your draft

    Paste it, or drop in a Word file or a Google Doc downloaded as Word, and say "fact-check this." The first run asks once where to save your work.

  2. While it works

    • Lists every claim before checking any
    • Opens every link
    • Matches quotes word for word
    • Writes down the evidence for each verdict
    • Makes the smallest fix that makes it true

    It checks every claim

    It lists every quote, number, date, name, study and link before it checks any, then opens the real source for each one. A search snippet or its own memory never counts as proof.

  3. You accept or reject each fix

    Your draft comes back as a Word file with tracked changes, a comment on each fix that quotes the source, and a summary at the top. Open it in Word or Google Docs.

Runs in Claude Code, the desktop app for Mac and PC, or Codex. No code, no terminal.

What you can use it for.

  • Check a draft AI helped research

    Catch the invented links and reworded quotes before your readers do.

  • Find out who really said it

    Famous quotes get traced to their origin, named in the comment.

  • Check the stats in a post

    Every number is matched against the page it came from.

  • Find dead and made-up links

    Every link is opened, and a dead one is never quietly swapped for a different study.

  • Re-check what you already published

    Paste the link to a live post and get corrections you can copy back.

  • Check a newsletter, script or report

    Any draft with quotes, numbers, dates or links works the same way.

  • Add a Sources section

    The summary lists every confirmed source in order, ready to cite.

What you get

Hit publish knowing every fact holds up.

  • Proof behind every verdict

    Every verdict rests on a page its own scripts opened, never on memory.

  • Check the checker

    Each fix has a comment that quotes the source and links to it.

  • Nothing gets skipped

    Every claim is listed before any is checked, so a long essay gets checked to the end.

  • Your words stay yours

    Only the failed claim changes, by the smallest fix. Everything else stays as you wrote it.

  • You make the final call

    Accept or reject each change in Word, or as Suggestions in Google Docs.

  • Sources ready to cite

    The summary comment lists every confirmed source, in order.

Full specsInputs, outputs, what it runs in and more. Facts as of October 2026.
What it does
Every quote, number, date, and link in your draft checked against its real source, with the fixes handed back as tracked changes you accept or reject.
Runs in
Claude Code, the desktop app for Mac and PC, or Codex
Input
Pasted text, a .md, .txt or .docx file, a Google Doc downloaded as Word, or the link to a published post
What it checks
Quotes, numbers, dates, names and titles, studies and reports, and every link. Not your opinions, stories or argument
Output
Your draft as a Word file with tracked changes, a comment on every change, and a summary comment with the counts and every confirmed source
Verdicts
Confirmed, wrong, imprecise, unverifiable or likely fabricated
The fixes
The verified wording, the verified attribution, a deletion or a softening word. Never a different source or a new statistic
Opens in
Microsoft Word, or Google Docs, where the changes show as Suggestions
Proof files
The claim ledger, the link sweep and the quote matches, saved beside the result
Your time
A few minutes for a normal post, longer for an essay full of book quotes
Privacy
Your draft stays on your computer. Only the public pages it checks get fetched
Running costs
No API keys and nothing to pay per check
Included in
The Solo Creators AI Studio, with every other skill
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Questions about the Fact Checker.

How do I fact-check a blog post that AI helped me write?

It depends on what is in the draft. If it carries quotes, statistics, dates, studies or links, Fact Checker opens each source, checks every claim one by one and hands back your draft with tracked changes and a sourced comment on each fix, in a few minutes for a normal post. If the piece is your own opinions and stories, there is little for it to check. If a source sits behind a paywall or only in print, it marks that claim unverifiable, and you check it against your own copy.

What happens when it can't find the source?

It marks the claim unverifiable and says why in a comment. A paywalled page or a book it can't open stays in your text with a note on what to send for a re-check. It never upgrades a guess to confirmed because several quote sites agree.

Will it rewrite my writing?

No. It changes only the claim that failed, with the smallest fix that makes it true. Everything it didn't flag stays exactly as you wrote it. If the real source undercuts your point, the comment says so and the decision stays yours.

Does it work with Google Docs?

Yes. Download the Doc as a Word file (File, Download, Microsoft Word) and drop it in. Upload the result back to Google Docs and every change shows as a Suggestion with Accept and Reject.

Can it check a post I already published?

Yes. Paste the link. It checks the article and hands back a Word file you can copy the corrections from.

Can it handle a long essay?

Yes. It lists every claim in every paragraph before it checks any, so a 4,000-word essay gets checked to the end. Drafts heavy on book quotes take longer than ones built on web sources.

Do I need to use a terminal?

No. You hand over the draft in Claude Code, the desktop app, or in Codex, and it runs everything itself. You never type a command.

If I cancel, do I keep the skills I installed?

The skills are yours. They install into your own Claude Code, Codex, or other AI tool, so they live on your machine. Cancelling stops your access to future drops, live calls, and community, but anything you installed stays installed.

What if I'm not technical?

The walkthrough videos assume zero technical background. If you can copy-paste, you can install a skill. The community is full of solo creators who are just regular business owners, coaches, and consultants... not engineers.

How does the 30-day guarantee actually work?

Change your mind for any reason within the first 30 days and email me. I refund your most recent payment, no questions asked. No screenshots, no justification, no hard feelings.

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