Multiverse Computing Proposes Source-Aware Verification for MCP Agents
Multiverse Computing published a Hugging Face blog post proposing source-aware verification for MCP agents. The approach checks not only whether a fact is correct but whether the cited source actually supports it, addressing a gap in agent verification where correct answers can still rest on wrong or misattributed sources.
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