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Evidence matrix

1. Step 1: Click Claims.
2. Step 2: Click Evidence matrix.
3. Step 3: Each row is a keyword-picked sentence from a paper's abstract or extracted text (finding, method, metric, limitation). This is not a reading of the paper. If a cited record has no stored passage, the finding cell is empty; a title is never used as a quote. Export CSV when you need a spreadsheet.

Claim-to-evidence map

1. Step 1: Click Claims.
2. Step 2: Click Claim → evidence map.
3. Step 3: Draft sentences are matched to library passages by word overlap, the same matcher as Check claim. A title is never used as a passage. Click Export CSV to download claim-evidence-map.csv.

Reproducibility checklist

1. Step 1: Click Claims.
2. Step 2: Click Reproducibility checklist.
3. Step 3: The scan looks for items such as data, code, seed, and compute mentions. Missing items are prompts, not proof that the work is irreproducible.

Gaps and contradictions

Click Claims, then Gaps & contradictions. The list is templated from the evidence-matrix rows (keyword-picked sentences from extracted passages, never titles). It is not a literature review you can submit unchanged.