We did a claims test, and this was the result. I have to be honest, after many months of work preparing our report, 1. we thought we correctly referenced every claim, and 2. Metadata wasn't something we fully understood. So, despite our scepticism, we are delighted with the exceptionally detailed analysis and find it extremely helpful. Our only wish is that we had had this while we were writing the report — it would have saved a huge amount of time.
What we put through Pulse Check
Vitagri's Growing Health Report — our flagship 51-page synthesis of 19,000+ peer-reviewed studies on the soil-to-human-nutrition pathway — uploaded as the source document.
Pulse Check is not a journal-style peer review. It is an operator-grade fact-and-citation audit: every factual claim in the document is extracted, classified, then graded against the Pulse Brain catalogue (19,000+ curated records, growing) and broader scientific consensus where the catalogue is silent. Each claim's own citation — the source the author placed alongside it — is also cross-checked: does it actually support the assertion? Is there a stronger or more recent alternative in the catalogue?
This case study is the same report you'll see if you upload your own document at /pulse-check/. The only difference is we already ran it for you, on a piece you may already know — so you can see what the output looks like before you decide to spend your own tokens.
What Pulse Check found
Headline numbers from the assessment — full report below.
The example Pulse Check report
Below is the worked example: Pulse Check applied to the Vitagri Growing Health Report. Every factual claim, the catalogue evidence cited, and Pulse Check's assessment of the author's own citation. This is the same report view you'd see if you'd uploaded a document of your own.
Open the example report — Vitagri Growing Health Report
Opens in a new tab. The full live Pulse Check report with every claim card, citation cross-check, references appendix and Word export — exactly the view a user gets after uploading their own document.
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