io.github.joelp22-maker/referencesource

name:io.github.joelp22-maker/referencesource

Verified reference data; each record carries its source URL and quote. verify_quote checks claims.

transport:: remote
credential class:: self-provisionable

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Tools

get_record
Fetch one record by id — for example, look up a FIPS 140 certificate's status, a state's boiler inspection rules, or a county's loan limit. Returns the full record with its source URL and verbatim source quote. Record ids appear in search_records results and in each record's url.
shallow
list_datasets
What reference datasets are available? Lists every published dataset with its title, description, record count and last-verified date. Covers regulatory thresholds, version compatibility, certification registers, licensing rules and more. Use the returned slug with search_records or get_record.
shallow
search_records
Look up a specific record — search by state name, chemical, certificate number, product name or any keyword. Searches one dataset's records (case-insensitive substring match across all fields). Returns up to 20 matching records, each with its url, source and verbatim source_quote so the answer can be checked.
shallow
verify_quote
Is this value actually right? Check a claimed fact against a published record instead of trusting it. Reports whether the claim matches the record's stored value (exact, case-insensitive or normalised — the match type is named), whether it appears in the record's verbatim source quote, and returns the source URL and quote so the claim can be traced upstream. Use this whenever you want to confirm a number, date, threshold or status before stating it. Verdicts: matches_record, matches_quote, differs or not_found.
shallow

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