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Using Claude for your research workflow? Your brain is for thinking, not for manually policing references. Add SourceVerify as your integrity layer — verify that every citation is real, accurate, and properly formatted, right inside Claude Code.
AI-assisted writing is powerful, but it can hallucinate citations that look real but aren't. SourceVerify checks every reference against multiple sources — OpenAlex, Google Scholar, and direct URL verification — so you can trust what you cite. Every result includes what was checked, what matched, and what was corrected.
1. Set your API key:
export SOURCEVERIFY_API_KEY="sk_your_key_here"
Add this to your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc to persist it. Get your API key →
2. Install the skill:
curl -o ~/.claude/commands/sourceverify.md \ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SourceVerify-ai/sourceverify-skill/main/skills/sourceverify/SKILL.md
This adds /sourceverify as a slash command in Claude Code. No CLI or npm install needed — the skill talks to SourceVerify directly.
Once the skill is installed, use /sourceverify followed by your reference:
Pass a reference directly as the argument. Claude will verify it and present the result.
/sourceverify "Smith, J. (2020). The Art of Citation. Academic Press."
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| VERIFIED | Reference confirmed as accurate |
| VERIFIED WITH ERRORS | Reference exists but has minor inaccuracies |
| NEEDS HUMAN REVIEW | Ambiguous results requiring manual review |
| UNVERIFIED | Could not confirm the reference exists |
Each reference verification costs 1 token. Get tokens with a subscription plan.