Source standards
Reports should identify the material used to support their claims. Omniracle favors direct and authoritative sources where available, seeks multiple independent domains, and exposes source links for reader review. A citation indicates where a claim came from; it does not guarantee that the source is correct.
AI disclosure
Omniracle uses AI for query expansion, evidence organization, classification, and report synthesis. AI may misunderstand context or produce inaccurate language. The site therefore preserves request provenance and applies automated evidence and indexing gates, but readers should still verify important claims.
Professional content
New medical, legal, and financial professional questions are screened before AI enrichment and before search run creation. The guard is designed to avoid publishing advice that should be provided by a qualified professional and to avoid spending model tokens on content that will not be published.
Corrections
Material factual errors, broken citations, misleading summaries, and attribution problems may be reported to [email protected]. Please include the page URL, the disputed passage, and supporting evidence. Valid corrections may result in an update, removal, or exclusion from indexing.
Independence
Ranking and publication decisions are based on configured evidence, quality, freshness, and relevance signals. A source being cited or a product being discussed does not imply endorsement.