Report

The report is what you read. The claimcheck skill writes it. Shape: skills/claimcheck/references/report.md.

1. Title: ClaimCheck — <source>
2. Source, date read, and “Unchanged.”
3. Central claim, quoted
4. Summary: counts of clear failure, partial, passed, N/A
5. Score
6. Two to four sentences: where the problem sits, and whether a real concern survives
7. Claims read: C-1, C-2, … as quotes
8. Findings: all seven dimensions, in order
9. Next steps: ranked, most decisive check first
10. Unverified: what could not be checked, and where to check it
11. A stronger version: only when a real concern survives
12. Sources opened: title, URL or path, what was taken

Every finding:

### 3 · Scale and boundary literacy — partial

> "Out where I live the reservoir is low" · "That is what is happening to the whole country."

Why: A real local concern, flattened into a national claim.
Contrast: <what the primary source says, with URL; or "not checked in this run">
Next step: the facility's water permit, its cooling design, the reservoir's drought data.

Numbers in a report are quoted from the source, quoted from a primary source opened in that run, or derived by arithmetic the report shows. Anything else is unverified.

Samples: data-center-water.claimcheck.md (0.5 / 7), processed-meat.claimcheck.md (2 / 6, 1 N/A), crime-statistics.claimcheck.md (1.5 / 6, 1 N/A), and led-lighting.claimcheck.md (6 / 7).