Get started with CiteGuardian in three steps:
Paste an AI-generated answer and add the source URLs or text it claims to cite.
CiteGuardian checks each claim against the sources and tells you what's supported, unsupported, or contradicted.
From the Verify tab in the app, fill out the verification form:
Each source gets an ID (S1, S2, etc.) that maps to citation references like [S1] in the answer. Click Verify to submit. Each verification costs 1 credit.
After verification completes, you'll see a detailed report with these sections:
Each claim is shown as a card with:
Click a claim card to expand it and see the matched evidence chunks side-by-side with the claim. Each chunk shows which source and paragraph it came from (e.g., S1:C0).
Reports can be exported as PDF or Markdown from the report page.
The History tab shows all your past verifications, ordered by most recent. Each entry shows a preview of the answer text, the supported rate, and the date. Click any entry to view the full report.
For verifying multiple items at once, use the Batch tab. Upload a JSON file with an array of verification requests:
[
{
"answer": "The Earth orbits the Sun in 365.25 days [S1].",
"sources": [
{"id": "S1", "url": "https://example.com/astronomy"}
]
},
{
"answer": "Water boils at 100C at sea level [S1].",
"sources": [
{"id": "S1", "text": "Water reaches its boiling point at 100 degrees Celsius under standard atmospheric pressure."}
]
}
]Each item in the array follows the same format as a single verification. Batch processing runs in the background, and you can track progress on the batch status page. Maximum batch size is 50 items.
Your dashboard is your home base after logging in. It provides:
cg_ prefix.