A calmer answer to a messy game question

Check the evidence.
Then choose the arena.

A transparent mini-tool for deciding whether a claim can be supported from a link or note, or needs a real in-game look.

No game accessThat is the trust boundary.
Build a checkSaved locally

Checks happen in this browser. Nothing is sent to a game or account.

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Add evidence
to get a read.

The result will show what is supported, what is missing, and who should take the next step.

Useful by design

A verdict is only as good as its boundary.

01

Evidence first

Links and notes become a small, inspectable brief instead of a confident guess.

02

Honest gaps

Missing timestamps, images, or in-game context stay visible as missing proof.

03

Hand it off

Export the exact claim and next action so a teammate can finish the check.

A note length selects a branch

Read the explanation

The source first requires an HTTP or HTTPS reference, then checks whether the trimmed evidence has fewer than twenty characters. Nineteen characters select not enough evidence; twenty characters reach later branches. These bars use twenty pixels per character. This is a local text heuristic. The code does not fetch the reference, inspect a game or establish that a URL is reachable. After the URL and length checks, the source tests five keyword alternatives: timestamp, inventory, visible, shows and confirmed. One matching alternative produces supported by evidence with moderate confidence. Five possible triggers and one sufficient match use sixty pixels per count. The regular expression does not understand negation: a note saying no visible proof can still match. This describes written behavior rather than endorsing the verdict as factual proof. The stored last result has seven fields: source, claim, evidence, verdict, confidence, next action and timestamp. The draft stores three input fields separately. These bars use sixty pixels per field. Download exports the last result, running a check first only if no last result exists. Editing inputs does not automatically update the prior result. Reset clears browser local storage and reloads. Clipboard success and external game verification are not established by the verdict.

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