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AgentRXI Citation Checker
x402
AgentRXI Citation Checker is a paid API for AI agents from agentrxi.com, paid per call via x402, $0.011/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-15).
Verifies whether a cited URL actually supports a given claim, returning a verdict (supported, partial, not supported, or contradicted) with the decisive quote from the source.
Price / call$0.011
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Citation checker: for each claim and the URL cited for it, reads the source and says whether it really supports the claim (supported, partial, not supported, contradicted) with the deciding quote. Also callable as GET with the same fields as query parameters.
Output
For each claim-URL pair, the agent receives a verdict string (supported, partial, not supported, or contradicted), the specific quote from the source page that determined the verdict, and relevant context. Up to 6 citations can be checked in a single call.
Example use cases
Research paper citation audit
“I'm finalizing a research paper and I want to make sure my citations hold up. Check these three claim-URL pairs for me: claim 1 is 'Global temperatures have risen 1.1°C since pre-industrial times' cited at https://climate.gov/report1, claim 2 is 'Sea levels are rising 3.6mm per year' cited at https://noaa.gov/sealevel, and claim 3 is 'Arctic ice has declined 13% per decade' cited at https://nsidc.org/arctic — tell me which ones are supported, partial, or contradicted with the key quote.”
Journalism fact-check before publishing
“Before I publish this article, verify that my source actually backs up my claim: I wrote 'The US unemployment rate hit a 50-year low in 2019' and cited https://bls.gov/pressroom/2020/unemployment2019.htm — does the page really say that, or does it contradict me?”
Detecting hallucinated AI citations
“An AI assistant gave me a list of citations for a report it generated and I'm worried some might be made up or misrepresent the source. Can you check these two: claim 'mRNA vaccines have 95% efficacy against COVID-19' with URL https://nejm.org/pfizertrial, and claim 'Pfizer trials included 44,000 participants' with URL https://cdc.gov/vaccines/covid — give me a verdict and the deciding quote for each.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://agentrxi.com/v1/citecheck?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to verify that specific URLs actually support specific textual claims — ideal for fact-checking AI-generated content, auditing citations in research or journalism, or validating references before publishing. Prefer it over general web search when you already have the claim and the URL and need a precise verdict with evidence. It handles batch verification of up to 6 claim-URL pairs in one call, making it efficient for document-level citation audits.
Side effects
- URL is inaccessible, paywalled, or returns an error — verdict cannot be determined
- Claim is too vague or ambiguous to evaluate against source content
- Source page has no textual content (e.g. pure image or video page)
- JSON citations parameter is malformed or exceeds 6 items
- Source language differs from claim language, reducing accuracy
- Rate limiting or payment failure blocks the request
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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