asgraf
asgraf publishes 2 tracked skills in DriftBot.
📊 Runtime quality summary
This is the quality surface for the publisher, not just a directory listing. It shows how much of the catalog has real receipts, how often those receipts are passing, whether richer fixture-backed proof exists, and whether the publisher currently carries regressions, reproduced failures, or stale runtime evidence.
Latest runtime touch: n/a. Publisher-level summaries do not replace skill-level review, but they do make reputation more earned: a publisher with broader coverage, stronger pass rates, and fixture-backed proof looks different from one living on thin smoke tests.
If you want the system-wide view, open the runtime dashboard. If you want the scoring logic, read the methodology.
No runtime receipts for this publisher yet.
Skills from this publisher
Label mix on this page
This distribution is a quick provenance cue, not a verdict. A publisher can have a mix of safer and riskier skills, so the useful move is to compare patterns here and then open the individual scorecards.
Publisher profiles are best for spotting catalog patterns: repeated shell access, common external services, whether manual review exists, and whether higher-risk labels are isolated or widespread.
On this page: 2 source-scanned, 0 catalog-only, and 0 manually reviewed entries in the current slice.
If you want the scoring logic, read the methodology. If you want the broader landscape, go back to the full index.
epistemic-guide
Helps users examine the logical foundations of their beliefs through Socratic questioning when they make potentially dubious claims. Uses transparent verification (with user consent) and guided questioning to help users discover gaps in their reasoning. Privacy-friendly - can operate entirely offline using only Socratic method, or with explicit user consent for external fact-checking. Triggers on sensitive topics (philosophy, religion, science, conspiracy theories, misinformation) but always respects user autonomy and privacy.
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verify-claims
Verify claims and information using professional fact-checking services. Use this skill when users want to verify facts, check claims in articles/videos/transcripts, validate news authenticity, cross-reference information with trusted fact-checkers, or investigate potentially false or misleading content. Triggers include requests to "fact check", "verify this", "is this true", "check if this is accurate", or when users share content they want validated against misinformation.
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Trust reading guide
Publisher-level summaries help with provenance context, but trust still lives at the skill level. Use this page to compare patterns across the publisher’s catalog, then inspect the raw findings on individual skill pages.