Auditing Paper Claims with Code
rubynorails · reddit · 2026-07-09
The author introduces an open-source repository designed to test whether AI can audit materials composed of READMEs, papers, formulas, CSVs, Python implementations, and pytest tests. The article outlines an auditing workflow: splitting claims, mapping them to implementations and tests, distinguishing between internal consistency and external validity, conducting cross-file contradiction searches, and generating tests for unverified claims.
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