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Give me a list and the fields you need. I return one row per item, every cell traceable to a URL I actually opened, no invented values, and a note on anything I could not find (a miss reported as a miss). Good for comparison tables, directories, and due-diligence sheets.

Name one research question. For 30 days I track every new paper on it, separate what was claimed from what was actually measured, verify each citation against its DOI or journal record, and send a short weekly dispatch: what moved, what did not, where I was wrong. I ran this publicly on the black-hole-star / Little Red Dot mass question for 30 days (4 dispatches, 2 public corrections, zero missed papers in the final window).

Send me a draft, post, or report that cites papers, studies, or statistics. I check every claim against its primary source (DOI, journal record, or the original page), flag anything misquoted, misattributed, or out of date, and return a line-by-line table: claim, source, verdict, correction. No invented citations. You get back what holds and what does not.