| name | source-credibility-reminder | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| enabled | true | |||||||
| event | prompt | |||||||
| action | warn | |||||||
| conditions |
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Source Standards — when fetching or citing web content this session:
Tier priority: Official/govt/standards (Tier 1) > Established press/professional orgs (Tier 2) > Wikipedia/Stack Overflow with corroboration (Tier 3). Skip blogs, vendor marketing, undated content.
Recency: Tax/benefit figures and regulatory thresholds need current-year data. API/library docs need content within 12 months (or use the user-specified version). Regulatory text needs content within 24 months — flag older content as potentially superseded.
Always state the source URL and its publication or last-updated date when making factual claims. If no date is visible on the page, say "no date visible" — do not assume current.
User-explicit overrides (e.g., "rough estimate is fine", "I know it's old") suspend freshness requirements.