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2.1 | 1 | = FactHarbor - Complete Analysis Summary |
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1.1 | 2 | **Consolidated Document - No Timelines** |
| 3 | **Date:** December 19, 2025 | ||
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2.1 | 5 | == 1. POC Specification - DEFINITIVE |
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1.1 | 6 | |
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2.1 | 7 | === POC Goal |
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1.1 | 8 | Prove that AI can extract claims and determine verdicts automatically without human intervention. |
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2.1 | 10 | === POC Output (4 Components Only) |
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1.1 | 11 | |
| 12 | **1. ANALYSIS SUMMARY** | ||
| 13 | - 3-5 sentences | ||
| 14 | - How many claims found | ||
| 15 | - Distribution of verdicts | ||
| 16 | - Overall assessment | ||
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| 18 | **2. CLAIMS IDENTIFICATION** | ||
| 19 | - 3-5 numbered factual claims | ||
| 20 | - Extracted automatically by AI | ||
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| 22 | **3. CLAIMS VERDICTS** | ||
| 23 | - Per claim: Verdict label + Confidence % + Brief reasoning (1-3 sentences) | ||
| 24 | - Verdict labels: WELL-SUPPORTED / PARTIALLY SUPPORTED / UNCERTAIN / REFUTED | ||
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| 26 | **4. ARTICLE SUMMARY (optional)** | ||
| 27 | - 3-5 sentences | ||
| 28 | - Neutral summary of article content | ||
| 29 | |||
| 30 | **Total output: ~200-300 words** | ||
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2.1 | 32 | === What's NOT in POC |
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1.1 | 33 | |
| 34 | ❌ Scenarios (multiple interpretations) | ||
| 35 | ❌ Evidence display (supporting/opposing lists) | ||
| 36 | ❌ Source links | ||
| 37 | ❌ Detailed reasoning chains | ||
| 38 | ❌ User accounts, history, search | ||
| 39 | ❌ Browser extensions, API | ||
| 40 | ❌ Accessibility, multilingual, mobile | ||
| 41 | ❌ Export, sharing features | ||
| 42 | ❌ Any other features | ||
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2.1 | 44 | === Critical Requirement |
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1.1 | 45 | |
| 46 | **FULLY AUTOMATED - NO MANUAL EDITING** | ||
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| 48 | This is non-negotiable. POC tests whether AI can do this without human intervention. | ||
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2.1 | 50 | === POC Success Criteria |
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1.1 | 51 | |
| 52 | **Passes if:** | ||
| 53 | - ✅ AI extracts 3-5 factual claims automatically | ||
| 54 | - ✅ AI provides reasonable verdicts (≥70% make sense) | ||
| 55 | - ✅ Output is comprehensible | ||
| 56 | - ✅ Team agrees approach has merit | ||
| 57 | - ✅ Minimal or no manual editing needed | ||
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| 59 | **Fails if:** | ||
| 60 | - ❌ Claim extraction poor (< 60% accuracy) | ||
| 61 | - ❌ Verdicts nonsensical (< 60% reasonable) | ||
| 62 | - ❌ Requires manual editing for most analyses (> 50%) | ||
| 63 | - ❌ Team loses confidence in approach | ||
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2.1 | 65 | === POC Architecture |
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1.1 | 66 | |
| 67 | **Frontend:** Simple input form + results display | ||
| 68 | **Backend:** Single API call to Claude (Sonnet 4.5) | ||
| 69 | **Processing:** One prompt generates complete analysis | ||
| 70 | **Database:** None required (stateless) | ||
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2.1 | 72 | === POC Philosophy |
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1.1 | 73 | |
| 74 | > "Build less, learn more, decide faster. Test the hardest part first." | ||
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3.1 | 76 | == 2. Key Strategic Recommendations |
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1.1 | 77 | |
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2.1 | 78 | === Immediate Actions |
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1.1 | 79 | |
| 80 | **For POC:** | ||
| 81 | 1. Focus on core functionality only (claims + verdicts) | ||
| 82 | 2. Create basic explainer (1 page) | ||
| 83 | 3. Test AI quality without manual editing | ||
| 84 | 4. Make GO/NO-GO decision | ||
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| 86 | **Planning:** | ||
| 87 | 1. Define accessibility strategy (when to build) | ||
| 88 | 2. Decide on multilingual priorities (which languages first) | ||
| 89 | 3. Research media verification options (partner vs build) | ||
| 90 | 4. Evaluate browser extension approach | ||
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2.1 | 92 | === Testing Strategy |
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1.1 | 93 | |
| 94 | **POC Tests:** Can AI do this without humans? | ||
| 95 | **Beta Tests:** What do users need? What works? What doesn't? | ||
| 96 | **Release Tests:** Is it production-ready? | ||
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| 98 | **Key Principle:** Test assumptions before building features. | ||
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2.1 | 100 | === Build Sequence (Priority Order) |
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1.1 | 101 | |
| 102 | **Must Build:** | ||
| 103 | 1. Core analysis (claims + verdicts) ← POC | ||
| 104 | 2. Educational resources (basic → comprehensive) | ||
| 105 | 3. Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) ← Legal requirement | ||
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| 107 | **Should Build (Validate First):** | ||
| 108 | 4. Browser extensions ← Test demand | ||
| 109 | 5. Media verification ← Pilot with existing tools | ||
| 110 | 6. Multilingual ← Start with 2-3 languages | ||
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| 112 | **Can Build Later:** | ||
| 113 | 7. Mobile apps ← PWA first | ||
| 114 | 8. ClaimReview schema ← After content library | ||
| 115 | 9. Export features ← Based on user requests | ||
| 116 | 10. Everything else ← Based on validation | ||
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2.1 | 118 | === Decision Framework |
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1.1 | 119 | |
| 120 | **For each feature, ask:** | ||
| 121 | 1. **Importance:** Risk + Impact + Strategy alignment? | ||
| 122 | 2. **Urgency:** Fail fast + Legal + Promises? | ||
| 123 | 3. **Validation:** Do we know users want this? | ||
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2.1 | 124 | 4. **Priority:** When should we build it? |
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1.1 | 125 | |
| 126 | **Don't build anything without answering these questions.** | ||
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2.1 | 128 | == 4. Critical Principles |
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1.1 | 129 | |
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2.1 | 130 | === Automation First |
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1.1 | 131 | - AI makes content decisions |
| 132 | - Humans improve algorithms | ||
| 133 | - Scale through code, not people | ||
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2.1 | 135 | === Fail Fast |
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1.1 | 136 | - Test assumptions quickly |
| 137 | - Don't build unvalidated features | ||
| 138 | - Accept that experiments may fail | ||
| 139 | - Learn from failures | ||
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2.1 | 141 | === Evidence Over Authority |
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1.1 | 142 | - Transparent reasoning visible |
| 143 | - No single "true/false" verdicts | ||
| 144 | - Multiple scenarios shown | ||
| 145 | - Assumptions made explicit | ||
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2.1 | 147 | === User Focus |
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1.1 | 148 | - Serve users' needs first |
| 149 | - Build what's actually useful | ||
| 150 | - Don't build what's just "cool" | ||
| 151 | - Measure and iterate | ||
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2.1 | 153 | === Honest Assessment |
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1.1 | 154 | - Don't cherry-pick examples |
| 155 | - Document failures openly | ||
| 156 | - Accept limitations | ||
| 157 | - No overpromising | ||
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2.1 | 159 | == 5. POC Decision Gate |
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2.1 | 161 | === After POC, Choose: |
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1.1 | 162 | |
| 163 | **GO (Proceed to Beta):** | ||
| 164 | - AI quality ≥70% without editing | ||
| 165 | - Approach validated | ||
| 166 | - Team confident | ||
| 167 | - Clear path to improvement | ||
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| 169 | **NO-GO (Pivot or Stop):** | ||
| 170 | - AI quality < 60% | ||
| 171 | - Requires manual editing for most | ||
| 172 | - Fundamental flaws identified | ||
| 173 | - Not feasible with current technology | ||
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| 175 | **ITERATE (Improve & Retry):** | ||
| 176 | - Concept has merit | ||
| 177 | - Specific improvements identified | ||
| 178 | - Addressable with better prompts | ||
| 179 | - Test again after changes | ||
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2.1 | 181 | == 6. Key Risks & Mitigations |
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1.1 | 182 | |
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2.1 | 183 | === Risk 1: AI Quality Not Good Enough |
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1.1 | 184 | **Mitigation:** Extensive prompt testing, use best models |
| 185 | **Acceptance:** POC might fail - that's what testing reveals | ||
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2.1 | 187 | === Risk 2: Users Don't Understand Output |
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1.1 | 188 | **Mitigation:** Create clear explainer, test with real users |
| 189 | **Acceptance:** Iterate on explanation until comprehensible | ||
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2.1 | 191 | === Risk 3: Approach Doesn't Scale |
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1.1 | 192 | **Mitigation:** Start simple, add complexity only when proven |
| 193 | **Acceptance:** POC proves concept, beta proves scale | ||
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2.1 | 195 | === Risk 4: Legal/Compliance Issues |
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1.1 | 196 | **Mitigation:** Plan accessibility early, consult legal experts |
| 197 | **Acceptance:** Can't launch publicly without compliance | ||
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2.1 | 199 | === Risk 5: Feature Creep |
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1.1 | 200 | **Mitigation:** Strict scope discipline, say NO to additions |
| 201 | **Acceptance:** POC is minimal by design | ||
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2.1 | 203 | == 7. Success Metrics |
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1.1 | 204 | |
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2.1 | 205 | === POC Success |
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1.1 | 206 | - AI output quality ≥70% |
| 207 | - Manual editing needed < 30% of time | ||
| 208 | - Team confidence: High | ||
| 209 | - Decision: GO to beta | ||
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2.1 | 211 | === Platform Success (Later) |
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1.1 | 212 | - User comprehension ≥80% |
| 213 | - Return user rate ≥30% | ||
| 214 | - Flag rate (user corrections) < 10% | ||
| 215 | - Processing time < 30 seconds | ||
| 216 | - Error rate < 1% | ||
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2.1 | 218 | === Mission Success (Long-term) |
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1.1 | 219 | - Users make better-informed decisions |
| 220 | - Misinformation spread reduced | ||
| 221 | - Public discourse improves | ||
| 222 | - Trust in evidence increases | ||
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2.1 | 224 | == 8. What Makes FactHarbor Different |
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1.1 | 225 | |
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2.1 | 226 | === Not Traditional Fact-Checking |
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1.1 | 227 | - ❌ No simple "true/false" verdicts |
| 228 | - ✅ Multiple scenarios with context | ||
| 229 | - ✅ Transparent reasoning chains | ||
| 230 | - ✅ Explicit assumptions shown | ||
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2.1 | 232 | === Not AI Chatbot |
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1.1 | 233 | - ❌ Not conversational |
| 234 | - ✅ Structured Evidence Models | ||
| 235 | - ✅ Reproducible analysis | ||
| 236 | - ✅ Verifiable sources | ||
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2.1 | 238 | === Not Just Automation |
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1.1 | 239 | - ❌ Not replacing human judgment |
| 240 | - ✅ Augmenting human reasoning | ||
| 241 | - ✅ Making process transparent | ||
| 242 | - ✅ Enabling informed decisions | ||
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2.1 | 244 | == 9. Core Philosophy |
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1.1 | 245 | |
| 246 | **Three Pillars:** | ||
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| 248 | **1. Scenarios Over Verdicts** | ||
| 249 | - Show multiple interpretations | ||
| 250 | - Make context explicit | ||
| 251 | - Acknowledge uncertainty | ||
| 252 | - Avoid false certainty | ||
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| 254 | **2. Transparency Over Authority** | ||
| 255 | - Show reasoning, not just conclusions | ||
| 256 | - Make assumptions explicit | ||
| 257 | - Link to evidence | ||
| 258 | - Enable verification | ||
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| 260 | **3. Evidence Over Opinions** | ||
| 261 | - Ground claims in sources | ||
| 262 | - Show supporting AND opposing evidence | ||
| 263 | - Evaluate source quality | ||
| 264 | - Avoid cherry-picking | ||
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2.1 | 266 | == 10. Next Actions |
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1.1 | 267 | |
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2.1 | 268 | === Immediate |
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1.1 | 269 | □ Review this consolidated summary |
| 270 | □ Confirm POC scope agreement | ||
| 271 | □ Make strategic decisions on key questions | ||
| 272 | □ Begin POC development | ||
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2.1 | 274 | === Strategic Planning |
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1.1 | 275 | □ Define accessibility approach |
| 276 | □ Select initial languages for multilingual | ||
| 277 | □ Research media verification partners | ||
| 278 | □ Evaluate browser extension frameworks | ||
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2.1 | 280 | === Continuous |
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1.1 | 281 | □ Test assumptions before building |
| 282 | □ Measure everything | ||
| 283 | □ Learn from failures | ||
| 284 | □ Stay focused on mission | ||
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2.1 | 286 | == Summary of Summaries |
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1.1 | 287 | |
| 288 | **POC Goal:** Prove AI can do this automatically | ||
| 289 | **POC Scope:** 4 simple components, ~200-300 words | ||
| 290 | **POC Critical:** Fully automated, no manual editing | ||
| 291 | **POC Success:** ≥70% quality without human correction | ||
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| 293 | **Gap Analysis:** 18 gaps identified, 2 critical (Accessibility + Education) | ||
| 294 | **Framework:** Importance (risk + impact + strategy) + Urgency (fail fast + legal + promises) | ||
| 295 | **Key Insight:** Context matters - urgency changes with milestones | ||
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| 297 | **Strategy:** Test first, build second. Fail fast. Stay focused. | ||
| 298 | **Philosophy:** Scenarios, transparency, evidence. No false certainty. | ||
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2.1 | 300 | == Document Status |
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1.1 | 301 | |
| 302 | **This document supersedes all previous analysis documents.** | ||
| 303 | |||
| 304 | All gap analysis, POC specifications, and strategic frameworks are consolidated here without timeline references. | ||
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| 306 | **For detailed specifications, refer to:** | ||
| 307 | - User Needs document (in project knowledge) | ||
| 308 | - Requirements document (in project knowledge) | ||
| 309 | - This summary (comprehensive overview) | ||
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| 311 | **Previous documents are archived for reference but this is the authoritative summary.** | ||
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| 313 | **End of Consolidated Summary** | ||
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