Check an AI answer
Paste an answer or a report. For every claim that cites a page, you see whether that page says what the claim says. It is free and needs no account.
What the check does
It finds each sentence that carries a link or a numbered source, opens the cited page, and looks for the passage the claim rests on. Then it says one of four things.
- Holds. The page says what the claim says.
- Partly holds. The page supports some of it, not all.
- Doesn’t hold. The page does not say it, or says something different.
- Couldn’t check. There was no page to read, or the page could not be read.
What it does not do
- It never says a claim is true or false. A page can be wrong, and a claim can be right without a source.
- It skips sentences that cite nothing.
- When a claim names only a site, such as “example.com, August 2026”, there is no page to open, so it says Couldn’t check.
- Pages that block automated readers, need JavaScript, or are PDFs or images may not be readable. Those come back as Couldn’t check with the reason.
- A model reads the passage, and it can be wrong. Read the quote shown under each claim before you rely on a verdict.
When a page blocks us, we may read it through a reader service. That service sees the address of the page, not your text.
Checking your own agents’ work
Hivemind checks your agents’ work automatically. When one AI tool hands a task to another, the finished work comes back with a receipt, and the pages it cites are checked as part of it.