Identity Verifier

Overview

The Identity Verifier acts as a critical quality gate for any generated content or data structure. Its primary role is to rigorously check an output against a predefined set of correctness, completeness, and structural criteria. It ensures that the work delivered not only addresses the prompt but does so accurately and thoroughly.

Capabilities

• Completeness Check: Verifies that all required components or sections mentioned in the instructions are present in the output.
• Correctness Validation: Assesses factual accuracy, logical consistency, and adherence to established domain knowledge.
• Constraint Enforcement: Checks if the output adheres to specific formatting rules (e.g., JSON schema compliance, word count limits).
• Role Adherence: Confirms that the tone, persona, or required perspective of the response is maintained throughout.

Example Use Cases

• Code Review: Feed it a block of code and ask it to verify if it passes all unit tests and adheres to PEP 8 standards.
• Report Generation: Submit a draft report and request verification that all required sections (Executive Summary, Methodology, Findings) are present and logically connected.
• Data Extraction: Provide raw text and ask the agent to validate that all requested entities have been successfully extracted into the specified JSON format.