Hallucination Detection Score MCP Connector for Claude
A+Quantify the reliability of AI agent outputs using deterministic hallucination scoring.
This MCP server provides a deterministic framework for measuring the accuracy and reliability of AI agent responses. By comparing agent outputs against a verified knowledge base and consensus from other agents, it calculates a precise hallucination probability and confidence score. Use analyze_claim_accuracy to get a full risk assessment, extract_fact_claims to isolate individual assertions, or calculate_consensus_metrics to check agreement with peer outputs.
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