Wikipedia:Credibility Framework

• Credibility Framework
• 
   Credibility Bot
• 
   Workspaces
• 
   Pagesets

The Credibility Framework is a suite of interconnected tools under development to support editors who wish to focus on a specific subset of Wikipedia.

Key components of the framework are: clean design, clear metrics, useful alerts, and automated bots.

The system is ideal for tracking source usage, shared tasks, and (in)appropriate citations or misinformation.

The framework comprises:

• The Workspaces template suite
• Credibility bot
• Page list and task APIs that support the above and future bots

The vision

• You fill out a form to start a new project
• You define the parameters of that project, based on whatever criteria you want, without needing to create categories or tag articles
• A list of relevant pages is created and automatically updated over time
• Reports about the sources used on those articles are generated
• Known outstanding article issues are listed within the project, with updates
• A concern or task raised in one corner of Wikipedia is relayed to relevant, interested people and doesn’t just sit in its one corner
• The bots are built on top of open APIs that can be used by other bots as well