Evidence-first authority page
How to verify a claim on BestAIAgent.in
A short, practical guide to checking any fact shown on this site against its underlying source.
Direct answer
Every verified entity page links directly to the first-party source it was built from and, where evidence receipts exist, shows the retrieval date and a SHA-256 content hash of the snapshot that was read. To verify a claim yourself, open the linked source, compare it to the field shown, and check the retrieval date to see whether the source may have since changed.
Last reviewed 2026-08-28
This page remains noindex while its page-level source receipts are completed and verified. It is available for review, not presented as publication-ready authority.
What 'verified' means here
An entity is marked verified only when it has at least one evidence receipt from a primary authority source — an official repository, model card, documentation page or first-party site — with a recorded retrieval time and a content hash of the snapshot.
Verification applies at the field level, not the whole entity. A verified identity does not make every other field about that entity verified; unsupported fields are left unknown rather than inferred.
What 'source-linked' and 'unknown' mean
- Source-linked — a first-party source is referenced, but no hashed evidence receipt has been published yet for that entity.
- Unknown / imported — the entity is listed for catalog or URL continuity, but no verification has been attempted; the page is marked noindex until it clears the evidence gate.
Steps to verify any page
- Open the 'primary source' or 'first-party source' link on the entity page.
- Compare the specific field you care about (pricing, license, capability) against what the source currently states.
- Check the evidence receipt's retrieval date — high-volatility fields like pricing can change after that date.
- If a field is missing, treat it as unknown rather than assuming a default.