How to read a report
A report names techniques and framing. It does not decide what is true, who is right, or whether media is synthetic. Treat every score as a prompt for your own judgment.
Technique vectors (0–5)
- 1Control the narrativenarrative
- 2Shape perceptionperception
- 3Manipulate emotionemotion
- 4Redirect the audienceredirect
- 5Neutralize questionsneutralize
Evidence lines are meant to be verbatim spans from the input. If a quote looks invented, distrust that vector.
What this tool does not do
- Does not decide truth or assign guilt
- Does not detect deepfakes or prove AI authorship
- Does not use partisan labels or declare winners
- Can be wrong — models hallucinate and miss context
- Refuses requests to write propaganda or impersonate authors
About the engine
Analysis runs on Grok, built by xAI. Grok is one model with its own training data and biases. No AI is a neutral oracle. This tool names techniques — it does not decide truth. Always cross-check claims against primary sources.
Available models in the analyzer: grok-4-fast (default), grok-4, grok-code-fast.
Field card sections
- Primary frame
- the story the text invites you into.
- Asserted vs evidenced
- claims tagged as quoted support in-text, or none.
- Competing frame
- an alternative reading, not a debunk.
- Citizen move
- one concrete, lawful, non-violent next step for a careful reader.