New in the resource library: The Verification Clause.

Twelve fields, four phases, about fifteen minutes. You end holding one finished verification clause for one real assignment, written in your words. Nothing is generated for you.

The four parts it walks you through:

Seed. The assignment you are protecting, and the sentence you would hate to read.
Sprout. Which classes of claim actually have to be checkable in this assignment. Not all sources. The two or three that carry the risk.
Grow. The check as an action against a primary source, what the record looks like, and where it lives.
Harvest. The honest gap. How a student reports a claim they could not verify instead of hiding it, and what that is worth.

It names the step rather than the software, which is why it survives a tool rename.

https://www.harvestkernel.com/the-verification-clause/