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- Testable verification instructions make Claude's verification behavior explicit and checkable. "Cite the source document for every factual claim" is a testable rule, and "say I don't know rather than guessing when the documents do not cover something" makes uncertainty explicit rather than hidden. These instructions only function correctly when paired with a knowledge base that actually contains the cited sources, and they reduce the risk of confident-sounding but unsupported claims.
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