Reader toolkit
A copy of the web pages, guide, checklist, workbook, practice cases, source data, and license notices.
Download ZIP: Reader toolkitFree resource for small publishers
Optional guides and downloads
Keep a guide, print a checklist, or use the manual workbook. The full online toolkit needs no account.
Downloads are optional. You can use the online worksheet, guide, and examples without installing anything or making an account. If you unzip the reader toolkit, keep its folders together so local links work. The workbook is manual. Open a saved JSON review in the web worksheet.
Full guide
The guide, three made-up worked examples, three dated real-source examples, and references.
Download PDF: Full guideReview workbook
Manual review forms, version records, all 20 practice cases, and their answers.
Download XLSX: Review workbookQuick checklist
A short list of steps to check sources and claims, then record your decision.
Download PDF: Quick checklistNIST links and limits
All 18 selected references, page numbers, toolkit links, and limits.
Download PDF: NIST links and limitsPractice cases and answers
All 20 made-up source packets, drafts, and 66 claim findings.
Download JSON: Practice cases and answersSource list
Twelve sources for the guide, with check dates and limits.
Download CSV: Source listNIST mapping data
The same 18 NIST rows in a file you can open in a spreadsheet.
Download CSV: NIST mapping dataReal-source example records
Three dated examples, 18 claims, and their original source-check records.
Download JSON: Real-source example recordsNIST conditions and project goals
Published NIST conditions and our own project goals, listed separately.
Download CSV: NIST conditions and project goalsSaved field meanings
The names, meanings, types, and limits of saved fields.
Download JSON: Saved field meaningsReview file structure
The JSON schema describes the file structure. The import code also checks links and past decisions.
Download JSON: Review file structureVersions and file checks
Version 1.1.0 adds repaired decisions, device saving by choice, backup files, plain instructions, and the ArizonaAI design.
Version 1.0.0 was released on October 7, 2026, Arizona time. Its original guide, checklist, mapping PDF, workbook, and licenses are kept unchanged. Their dated words describe that edition.
The file list and hashes record names, versions, sizes, and SHA-256 hashes before hosting. A hash identifies exact bytes. It does not prove that content is true or a review is genuine. A host may change HTML links; check those changes separately.
Read the dated test summary, reuse terms, and third-party notices. Keep the notices with reused files. Report a correction.
Before you share a review
Use only the data you need. A review may include source quotes, names, open issues, and old draft versions. Check the whole history before sharing. Keep or delete copies under your own record policy.
The ZIP README explains where to start. Read about backups and other file types.