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🕵️ RESEARCH · Deep Research Level: Beginner ⏱ 5 MIN Free & Open Source

Debunk Exaggerated Marketing & Finfluencer Claims with Fabric analyze_claims

Use Daniel Miessler's open-source Fabric `analyze_claims` pattern to extract every factual assertion, rate evidence strength, expose logical fallacies and flag hidden conflicts of interest.

CORE TOOLS Fabric (Open Source), DeepSeek / Claude
BEST FOR Consumers, retail investors, researchers, critical readers
REQUIREMENTS Open-source Fabric CLI (optional) or any LLM chat window
✦ WHY THIS WORKFLOW

Clever copywriting hides weak evidence inside emotional storytelling. Fabric's `analyze_claims` strips the narrative into an auditable table of assertions and fallacies.

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Step-by-Step Action Checklist

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READY-TO-USE PROMPT TEMPLATE
Open Official Tool / Repo ↗
Apply the open-source `danielmiessler/fabric` **analyze_claims** pattern to audit the text below:
[Paste marketing copy or article]
Output strictly in 5 sections:
1) **Extracted Factual Claims** (stripped of emotional adjectives);
2) **Evidence Grade (A-F)** for each claim with justification;
3) **Logical Fallacies Detected** (survivorship bias, correlation vs. causation, cherry-picking);
4) **Omitted Context & Conflicts of Interest**;
5) **Bottom-Line Verdict & Verification Steps**.
Use Cases & Tags:
Health supplement claim auditingFinfluencer pitch debunkingTech PR hype filteringViral article fact-checking#fabric