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Claims Radar

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Structured claim review with evidence-aware summaries and receipt-style results.

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Claims Radar · product surface preview

Overview

Positioning

A concise claim-review flow for urgent reading: structured inputs, retrieval-aware checks, source-weighted summaries, and readable output you can skim or review in depth.

What it solves

Fast-moving claims are hard to check without slowing readers down or losing source context. Claims Radar is built as a structured claim review system with evidence-aware analysis, source-weighted summaries, and receipt-style results.

Product surface

  • Claim input and analysis flow that keeps pacing tight while grounding checks in retrieved context.
  • Evidence-first summaries you can skim before diving into particulars.
  • Receipt-style result cards designed for readability and predictable structure.
  • Shareable links and social previews tuned for coherent snippets.
  • An optional deeper scan path when you want more thorough review without changing the baseline UI.

Build notes

Claims Radar uses AI-assisted analysis, retrieval-aware evidence checks, source-weighted summaries, and guardrails aimed at more structured claim review.

What it does

  • Claim checks without losing flow
  • Evidence-aware analysis with citation context
  • Source-weighted summaries
  • Speed tuned for urgency
  • Polished onboarding for new readers

Technical shape

Next.js / TypeScriptTailwind glass UIGemini APISerper retrievalVercel serverlessClerk auth

Engineering proof

Retrieval-aware analysis flow wired for evidence checks alongside model output.
Source-weighted summaries that emphasize citation context rather than flattening sources.
Receipt-style share outputs formatted for skim-first reading and predictable structure.
Fallback handling when upstream responses arrive incomplete—aiming to degrade gracefully rather than strand the reader.
UI guards to keep result cards readable, consistent, and suitable for previews and snippets.

Reliability notes

  • Evidence weighting helps surface stronger vs weaker source support—not a single-score verdict, but clearer relative emphasis.
  • Fallback handling aims to keep partial analysis from breaking the overall experience.
  • UI guards help keep receipt cards readable and workable when sharing or previewing.

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