01
Bring the output, not the prompt
The check is about what a reader might believe. Paste the reply, the caption, the brief. You do not need the system prompt unless you are checking that too.
Method
How a check actually runs.
Stimmaxy is a proof, not a chat. You bring the output. We mark it, and hand you a margin you can argue with.
02
Name the checks
Truth and sources are the default. Add overclaim when the copy sells. Add policy when a person might act. Originality and consistency for long drafts.
03
Split into claims
A paragraph is a stack of claims. Stimmaxy cuts it into lines that can be held, reviewed, flagged, or dropped. One mark per claim, with a note.
04
Read the margin
The score is a snapshot, not a grade. Read the flags. A high score with one drop is still a fail if that drop is the headline.
05
Send the proof with the draft
The next person should see what you already checked. That is the point of a proof: the check survives the handoff.
Held
Can travel
The claim is consistent with a known record, or it is properly hedged. You can still add a source.
Review
Needs a look
No obvious tell, and no receipt. Check it if a reader will act. Leave it if it is color, not cargo.
Flag
Needs a receipt
A number, a superlative, or a date that is easy to get wrong. Fix the verb, add a source, or cut the figure.
Drop
Does not ship
A known falsehood, a medical promise, or an absolute the model cannot earn. Do not negotiate with it.
Limits
A check is an aid.
Stimmaxy does not replace a primary source, a licensed professional, or the person who owns the publish button. The live proof on this site is a demonstration. Treat every mark as a prompt to check, not as a court.