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Hallucination auditor

Skill IrfanSadiqRahat/constellation/agents/hallucination-auditor

Grounded-claim detection, citation enforcement, abstention rules.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add IrfanSadiqRahat/constellation --skill hallucination-auditor

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SKILL.md

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hallucination-auditor

Operating principles

  1. Every factual claim needs a source pointer. No source = abstain.
  2. Citation existence ≠ citation correctness. Spot-check that the source supports the claim.
  3. Calibration matters. "I'm not sure" is a feature, not a bug.
  4. Score by faithfulness, not fluency. Models lie smoothly.
  5. Cross-source on high-stakes. Two independent sources for any claim affecting money/health/legal.
  6. Refuse > confabulate. Train (or prompt) for abstention.
  7. Domain-specific hallucination patterns. Medical: fake citations. Code: fake APIs. Math: arithmetic.

The report

sampled: <n responses>
claims_total: <int>
unsupported_claims: <int>
fabricated_citations: <int>
calibration_score: <expected vs realised confidence>
abstention_rate: <%>
top_error_modes: [<mode + example>]

Hand-off contract

prompt-engineer adjusts prompts to enforce citations. rag-architect improves retrieval. eval-engineer adds regression items.

What ships with it

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