Author Workbench

The intelligence layer that earns content readers trust.

Nexus runs your draft through a battery of analyses — bias scoring, fact verification, source quality, novelty against real-world circulation — and surfaces a Trust Page readers can audit. You see what your editor would see, before you publish.

01

Analyze

Six services run on every article: source quality, fact verification, bias, key facts, novelty, TL;DR. All grounded in the article text.

02

Revise

Findings show inline as highlights. Click a finding, see the offending span, fix it, re-run. Stale outputs flag what needs re-analysis.

03

Publish

Generate format-tuned snippets — LinkedIn, X, Instagram, pull-quotes, custom — from the cleared draft. Trust Page goes public when you're ready.

Under the hood

What each service does

Every analyze run dispatches the article through a fixed set of services. Each one returns its own verdict; nothing is averaged or hidden behind a single “trust score.” You see what each service saw, and decide what to do about it.

  • TL;DR

    A short, faithful summary of the article — three to five bullets, written for a general reader. Useful for sanity-checking the lede before you publish.

  • Source Quality

    Audits every link in the article and grades its credibility, recency, and independence. Cited claims that lean on weak sources get flagged so you can shore them up.

  • Fact Verification

    Picks out the article's load-bearing claims and classifies each as supported, contradicted, or uncheckable. Hard claims are re-run against live web search so the verdict reflects today, not just the model's training cutoff.

  • Bias Scoring

    Reads the article for loaded language, framing, and unsupported assertions. Returns a per-claim score plus the spans that drove it, so you can see exactly what the model reacted to.

  • Key Facts

    Pulls the discrete factual statements out of the prose and lists them as standalone bullets — names, numbers, dates, quotations. Easy to spot when one of them isn't actually defensible.

  • Novelty & Surprise

    Compares the article's core thesis and supporting concepts against what's already circulating online. Flags ideas that are everywhere, ideas that are genuinely new, and the gradient in between.

  • Publish Formats

    Once a draft has cleared analysis, generate platform-tuned snippets — LinkedIn post, X thread, Instagram caption, pull-quote, or a custom format you describe. Each uses the cleared article as ground truth so you don't drift from what was verified.

The Workbench is in active development. Expect this list to grow as new services land — each one shows up here once it’s real enough to ship.

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