Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.factagora.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Submit one claim at a time
The API verifies a single claim per request. For multiple claims, send them as separate requests.
# Good, one specific claim
{"claim": "The global average temperature has risen by 1.1°C since pre-industrial times."}
# Avoid, multiple claims in one request
{"claim": "Temperature has risen 1.1°C and CO2 levels are at record highs."}
Be specific and factual
Vague or opinionated statements produce lower confidence scores. Frame the claim as a concrete, verifiable statement.
# Good, specific and verifiable
{"claim": "Apple became the first US company to reach a $3 trillion market cap in 2022."}
# Avoid, too vague
{"claim": "Apple is very successful."}
Use confidence score as a filter
A confidence below 0.5 means the evidence is insufficient. Treat these as UNCERTAIN regardless of the verdict label.
{
"verdict": "TRUE",
"confidence": 0.3
}
0.3 above should be surfaced to users as UNCERTAIN, not TRUE.
Expected response time
The endpoint performs a database search and an AI inference step. Expect 4–7 seconds per request depending on the number of related items found.
Combine with Evidence Finder
After receiving a verdict, use Evidence Finder to surface broader supporting sources beyond what Factagora has indexed.
Fact Checker → verdict → Evidence Finder (for additional supporting sources)
