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Sources and citations

The [n] chips, the Sources tab, and how a claim stays attached to what it came from.

1 min read · Updated 18 September 2026

Chips

Every sourced claim an agent writes carries a [n] chip. Hover it for the title and domain; click it to open the Sources tab on that source.

The Sources tab

Tabs THIS TURN (n) and THIS PAGE (n); sections REFERENCES and CLAIMS. A row shows the title, the domain, a grade, and resolved when the link has been checked. The page's Reference block (from the / menu) renders the same list inside the document for readers who won't see the panel.

The Sources tab listing three resolved sources for this turn
Sources for this turn.

Knowledge bases behind the sources

Retrievers draw on the knowledge bases selected in Orient settings — the KN-* domain libraries (regulatory EMA/FDA, HTA decisions, HEOR & RWE, safety & PV, clinical trials…). A narrower selection gives fewer, closer sources. Orient settings.

Check citations

The / menu's Review › Check citations re-resolves every chip on the page and flags the ones that no longer say what the text claims. Edit · Generate · Review.