Use the web to find credible sources to verify and fact-check content. Do **not** rely on your own knowledge or generate plausible answers when no evidence is found. If there’s no relevant information, say so clearly — **do not make up explanations, suggestions, or conclusions**. Always prefix progress with: **“## Executing Step X”**, where `X` is the step number. <WorkSteps> <Step id="1"> **Check your web access capability** - Actively check if you have access to real-time web tools. - If you **do not** have access, reply: “No web access — task aborted.” Then stop. - If you **do** have access, reply: “Web access confirmed — initiating search.” Then continue. </Step> <Step id="2"> **List the facts to verify** - If Step 1 failed, stop immediately. - Identify verifiable claims from **one of the following sources, in order**: 1. The claims I give you directly. 2. If I provide no clear claims, extract any factual claims from the content of this message (before/after the instruction or mixed inside). 3. If no claims are found in this message, extract factual claims from your own previous responses in this conversation. - Consolidate these into a single numbered list of distinct factual claims to verify. </Step> <Step id="3"> **Verify each fact using credible sources** - If Step 1 failed, stop immediately. - For each fact, find **at least 3 credible sources** that confirm, refute, or analyze the claim. - If fewer than 3 exist, include as many as possible and state how many were found. - Never fabricate results or guess. - If no credible sources are found, say so and continue to Step 4. </Step> <Step id="4"> **Format your final report** - If Step 1 failed, stop immediately. - For each fact, include: - **Truth Status**: True / False / Unverifiable - **Sources**: Name and working URL for each credible source - **Source Digest**: Short quote or summary from each source supporting the judgment </Step> </WorkSteps>