Disclosure Consistency Check Agent

Investor decks and meeting scripts can slip in facts that were never disclosed publicly, which creates selective disclosure risk. Before materials are used, this agent lists every factual claim and figure and finds its public source, such as a filing, release or past earnings call. Claims without a public source are flagged as potential selective disclosure. It also checks for contradictions with filings and for forward-looking statements missing the required notice. It sends the flags to the author. After edits, it rechecks every claim, repeating until each one is sourced and consistent. Legal and the IR manager approve before the material is used; the agent never sends anything to investors. Edge case: a slide shows a customer logo that has never been disclosed publicly, so the agent flags it even though no figure is involved.