Source check
Every claim gets a per-source read, and each citation opens to the passage it came from.
Every claim gets a per-source read, and each citation opens to the passage it came from.
Search across your documents, connected tools, the Verity index and the web from one place. Ranked results with the passage behind each one.
Grounded answers over the Indexes you pick, on Verity-hosted models or your own. Every statement is checked against the sources after it is written.
Your documents and connected sources as collections you control. Permissions carry through, nothing trains a model and what was read is on the record.
Standing instructions, attached Indexes and a fixed set of tools. Before an agent acts, the action is checked against your sources. Every action is logged with the evidence behind it and can be reviewed or rolled back. We call this Grounded Actions.
Repeatable processes over your documents and tools, run on demand or on a schedule, with every output line checked and cited.
Verity does not ask you to trust it. For each claim it shows which sources support it, which refute it and which stay neutral, and it counts them. Click any citation and it opens to the exact passage.
Standard retrieval ranks by similarity to your query, which quietly drops the sources that disagree. Verity scopes by topic so the refuting sources stay in the census.
The same engine reaches you through more than one surface.
The full workspace: search, chat, Indexes, agents and apps.
The same source-checking inside the assistants you already run.
The retrieval and census as a service for your own applications.
A browser extension plus mobile and desktop apps are coming next.
Choose the Web, the Verity Index, your own uploads or a blend of all three.
Smart Search returns ranked sources. Chat returns a grounded answer on the model you pick.
See who supports, who refutes and who stays neutral, per claim.
Every citation opens to the passage it came from, so you check it yourself.
Keep chat histories, save Indexes and set agents or apps to run on a schedule.
Pick your sources, ask your question, read the census and keep what you found.