Agent Hallucination Cross-Checker

Agent Hallucination Cross-Checker MCP Connector for Claude

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A deterministic engine to audit agent outputs by measuring consensus, source validity, and semantic contradictions.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a deterministic verification engine designed to audit multiple agent outputs. It identifies hallucinations by measuring consensus, source validity, and semantic contradictions. Using tools like verify_claim_consensus, detect_hallucinations, and analyze_agreement_depth, it calculates fact consistency scores, detects contradictions between high-confidence claims, and determines the probability of hallucinations. It is built to distinguish between total agreement, partial agreement, and outright contradictions to ensure high-fidelity agent interactions.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_agreement_depth

Breaks down the nature of agent interactions to distinguish between total agreement, partial agreement, and contradictions

detect_hallucinations

Identifies specific claims that are likely to be hallucinations based on probabilistic modeling and contradiction detection

verify_claim_consensus

Calculates the overall reliability of the provided agent outputs through consistency and source metrics

See how to talk to your AI agent using Agent Hallucination Cross-Checker.

Analyze these agent outputs for consistency: [{'agentId': 'A', 'claim': 'The sky is blue', 'confidence': 0.9, 'source': 'ref_1'}, {'agentId': 'B', 'claim': 'The sky is blue', 'confidence': 0.8, 'source': 'ref_1'}]

The fact consistency score is 1.0, as both agents provided identical claims with valid sources.

Check for contradictions in these claims: [{'agentId': 'A', 'claim': 'The temperature is rising', 'confidence': 0.9, 'source': 'ref_1'}, {'agentId': 'B', 'claim': 'The temperature is falling', 'confidence': 0.85, 'source': 'ref_1'}]

A contradiction was detected because the claims are semantic opposites and both agents reported confidence above 0.7.

Calculate the consensus for these outputs with a minimum quorum of 2.

The consensus report shows that the required quorum has been met for the verified facts.

The engine calculates a hallucination probability for each claim by analyzing source validity, cross-agent agreement, and confidence calibration.

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