asuriq
Verify AI answers against 21 databases. Hallucination detection. Entity verification.
from asuriq import Asuriq
client = Asuriq()
result = client.check("Your AI response text here", query="The original question")
print(f"Confidence: {result.confidence.score}")
print(f"Hallucination risk: {result.hallucination.risk}")
for entity in result.entities:
print(f" {entity.entity} ({entity.type}): {entity.status}")
Install
pip install asuriq
Methods
client.check(text, query=None, tier="protocol")— Full verification analysisclient.deliberate(text, query=None)— Multi-model deliberationclient.health()— Engine statusclient.ghost()— Self-model metricsclient.metabolism()— Token usage stats
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