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Verifier Stack

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Use when an OloLand artifact (CIM section, IC memo paragraph, risk narrative, DCF write-up) needs to be verified against the deal's source documents and deterministic engine runs — e.g. before partner review, before IC submission, or to spot-check a number that "looks off". Explains the four atomic-claim verifiers, what each catches, what each misses, and the right interpretation of PASS/FAIL.

Works with: Claude Code (native)  ·  Cursor, Codex CLI (manual)
native: this artifact type is that client's own format

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Install (Claude Code):

cp -r verifier-stack ~/.claude/skills/

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Its SKILL.md says when to use it.

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Measured 2026-08-14  ·  scorer s5  ·  how  ·  something wrong here?