Operator Prompt Desk™
Before you trust what AI said about your restaurant, make it show its work.
Paste an answer you already got from AI—or a question you are about to ask—and run it through one of five checks.
Every answer has to show its work.
An answer is not evidence. Each check requires the model to separate what the answer supports from what it merely asserts, using only the words and sources shown in the text you paste.
THE EVIDENCE RULE
A citation is not proof. The source must support the specific claim beside it. If it does not, the claim may still be true—but the answer has not demonstrated it.
Check an AI Restaurant Result
AI can sound certain even when the public information is incomplete, outdated or conflicting.
Paste a restaurant reading from ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Meta AI or another tool. The Prompt Desk will help you separate what is supported from what still needs verification.
Minimum 80 characters. Include any citations or source links that appeared in the original result.
Complete this field to run or copy: Paste the AI result (at least 80 characters). There is not enough complete text to run this check reliably.
Pick what you want to check
What do you want to check?
What Does This Answer Actually Support?
Separate claims backed by a source shown in the answer from claims presented without evidence.
Teaches you to judge what an answer demonstrates, not how confident it sounds.
Minimum 80 characters. Include any citations or source links that appeared in the original answer.
Complete this field to run or copy: Paste the AI answer (at least 80 characters). There is not enough complete text to run this check reliably.
Which Claims Have No Source?
Find the confident language doing the job evidence should be doing.
Teaches you to distinguish a citation the answer shows from a source you are being asked to imagine.
Minimum 80 characters. Include any citations or source links that appeared in the original answer.
Complete this field to run or copy: Paste the AI answer (at least 80 characters). There is not enough complete text to run this check reliably.
Where Did It Confuse Inference With Fact?
Catch sentences that present a conclusion as though it were an observed fact.
Teaches you to separate what an answer shows from what the answer concludes.
Minimum 80 characters. Include any citations or source links that appeared in the original answer.
Complete this field to run or copy: Paste the AI answer (at least 80 characters). There is not enough complete text to run this check reliably.
What Follow-Up Would Expose the Bluff?
Write one question that requires the original assistant to support its weakest claim or admit it cannot.
Teaches you why one precise follow-up can be more useful than another broad answer.
Minimum 80 characters. Include any citations or source links that appeared in the original answer.
Complete this field to run or copy: Paste the AI answer (at least 80 characters). There is not enough complete text to run this check reliably.
Rewrite My Question So It Can't Fake Research
Ask for an answer that discloses its sourcing before you decide whether to trust it.
Teaches you to close the loopholes that let confident language substitute for evidence.
Complete this field to run or copy: Paste your original question (at least 15 characters). There is not enough complete text to run this check reliably.
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A free Guest Read gathers the public evidence it can retrieve and shows where AI's interpretation is clear, distorted, or missing.