Anti-Hallucination

A verification-hierarchy checklist that catches guessed facts before they're stated.

Autor: a-ariff · a-ariff/ariff-claude-plugins

Testowano · Działa ★ 9.2/10

Anti-Hallucination — A verification-hierarchy checklist that catches guessed facts before they're stated.

Co robi ten skill

Anti-Hallucination is a pure prompting methodology (no scripts, no external files) that ranks claims by evidence strength -- direct file read, search result, inference, general knowledge, or unverified guess -- and requires Claude to say 'I don't know, let me check' rather than assert unverified specifics. It triggers whenever accuracy matters: verifying file contents, function signatures, dependency versions, or any claim about a specific codebase before stating it as fact.

Raport z testu

Concrete A/B: asked an unverified guess about a CLI's flag-combination behavior vs. actually reading the 228-line script -- the guess ('probably ignores --title') was wrong, the file shows it throws a hard usage error (exit 2) when --validate is combined with --title/--out-dir/--mode/--input; the skill's own discipline is what catches that gap.

Testowano: 2026-07-15 · Claude Code 2.x (agent harness)

Instalacja

git clone https://github.com/a-ariff/ariff-claude-plugins
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r ariff-claude-plugins/plugins/anti-hallucination/skills/anti-hallucination ~/.claude/skills/anti-hallucination

Komendy i przykładowe prompty

  • /anti-hallucinationA verification-hierarchy checklist that catches guessed facts before they're stated.

Skille uruchamiają się na zwykłe polecenia — bez komend do zapamiętania. Po instalacji aktywują go prompty takie jak te (po angielsku):

  • Before you answer, please verify that claim against the actual file
  • Don't guess the function's signature, go check the source file first
  • What does this CLI flag actually do? Confirm it, don't just assume