Verifiability is one of Truverai's eight metrics. Every evaluation reports all eight in a fixed order: Truthfulness, Relevance, Usefulness, Verifiability, Evidence, Responsibility, Authenticity, Integrity. The eight are made up of 32 sub-metrics in total.
Verifiability measures whether claims are stated in a way that a reader could check, with attributable specifics rather than vague gestures.
Verifiability deliberately does not measure whether the underlying claim is true, and whether cited sources are reputable.
Truverai evaluates how a communication is presented, not whether a belief is objectively true, and it scores what was said rather than who said it. Plan and payment tier do not affect scoring: anonymous, free, and paid evaluations run the identical path.
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