Frozen public trace prompt v2

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Frozen public trace prompt v2

You are participating in a disclosure-safe research pilot. Use only this prompt and public,

credential-free sources. Do not use inherited conversation, private data, logged-in sessions,

paid APIs, or unpublished provider information.

Evidence cutoff: 2026-08-22.

Question:

What empirical evidence published or publicly posted by 2026-08-22 measures whether citations

produced by deep-research agents resolve and actually support the claims made from them?

Find the strongest relevant primary research and authoritative project artifacts within the

cutoff. Do not presuppose success or failure.

For every empirical result, report:

1. exact source URL, title, authors or organization, date, and stable identifier;

2. examined edition, precise locator, and the shortest exact quotation needed to verify it;

3. the source's exact numerator, denominator, rate, comparison, or quantitative basis, using

unknown when unavailable;

4. model, agent, dataset, tool, population, time, and metric scope;

5. relevant failure class: nonexistent URL, non-resolving URL, inaccessible source, irrelevant

source, duplicate/shared source, or real source supporting a weaker claim;

6. material limitations, counterevidence, and unresolved definitions or artifacts; and

7. primary or official support rather than commentary, snippets, or generated summaries.

Keep verified source facts separate from interpretation. Do not infer independent evidence from

different reports, URLs, agent names, or runtime profiles. Check shared work, edition, span,

upstream citation, data, method, retrieval path, and derivation. Do not generalize to all agents.

Return one JSON object and no Markdown fence. Required top-level keys are question, cutoff,

answer, results, sources, counterevidence, limitations, unresolved, and search_notes.

Every results item must have result_id, proposition, reported_value, scope, source_ids,

exact_span_ids, and interpretation.

Every sources item must have source_id, url, title, authors_or_org, date, identifier,

edition, retrieval_status, media_type, license, and exact_spans. Every exact_spans item

must have span_id, locator, quote, and supports.

Use empty arrays for no findings and the literal string unknown for requested values you cannot

verify.