historian-panel

Plugin historian-panel from marketplace trpl-historian in Theodore-Roosevelt-Presidential-Library/HistorianPanel. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 19 days ago.

Skills (78)

• accuracy-monitor

  Ongoing accuracy checks from the Historical Accuracy Standard, run on a schedule. Two modes: 'changes' finds trlibrary.com /tr, exhibit and quiz pages edited since the last run and reviews only the changed text; 'recheck' re-verifies a random 5% of previously closed claims to measure the error rate

• accuracy-review

  Check Theodore Roosevelt history for accuracy. Use whenever copy, a page, a caption, a quote, a dataset row or a single historical question about T.R., his family, his era or his places needs verifying before it carries the Library's name, or when existing content should be reviewed and improved. Co

• ai-exhibit-audit

  Audit the Library's own public AI experiences (the Campfire virtual historian, the Talk with the President exhibit, and any other assistant that answers in T.R.'s name or the Library's) by asking them a bank of test questions and running every answer through the panel. Use monthly, after any model o

• blind-reverify

  Pass B of a HistorianPanel review. Recheck a historical claim about Theodore Roosevelt from scratch, without seeing any earlier verdict or sources. Use only when the accuracy-review coordinator assigns a blind second (or third) check.

• claim-extractor

  Break historical copy about Theodore Roosevelt into atomic, checkable claims as JSON. Use as the first step of an accuracy review, or whenever a page, caption, script, dataset or draft needs its factual claims listed before verification.

• error-sweep

  After a historical error about Theodore Roosevelt is confirmed, find every other place the same error appears and trace where it came from. Use when a correction has been closed in the ledger and needs fixing everywhere, or when someone asks "where else does this appear?

• panel-setup

  Install, update, configure, check or repair HistorianPanel. Configures itself with no questions for the person. Use when someone asks to set up, install, update, refresh or troubleshoot the historian panel or its specialists, asks whether it is up to date, or when panel skills seem missing or stale.

• propose-skill

  Create or improve a HistorianPanel skill or agent through a pull request. Use when a review shows a roster gap, a confirmed error reveals a trap no skill covers, someone asks to "add a specialist," "teach the panel," "update the skills," or a planned roster entry should be built. Never edits the mai

• quiz-check

  Check a history quiz, trivia set or game about Theodore Roosevelt as a whole: the question, the marked answer, every wrong option, and the explanation. Catches the errors specific to quizzes: a wrong answer key, a 'wrong' option that is also true, a question with two defensible answers, and explanat

• review-lenses

  Review Theodore Roosevelt copy through scholarly lenses — narrative biographer, documentary editor, political historian, critical historian, regional historian, military historian, naturalist — to catch what a fact-check misses: omissions, embroidered scenes, missing context, one-sided framing, tone

• scholar-review-packet

  Prepare a review packet a real historian can work through in about 20 minutes: the piece, every claim with the panel's verdict and sources, the open questions ranked, and the specific decisions needed. Use for high-stakes pieces (exhibits, board materials, press releases, major /tr pages) before ask

• scholarly-debate

  Stage a structured, cited debate between the documented positions historians have taken on a Theodore Roosevelt question, often across decades (memorial-era accounts, the 1930s, mid-century, the 1970s-80s, recent work). Use for contested questions of interpretation (Brownsville, Panama, the Bull Moo

• source-independence

  Audit whether the sources behind a historical claim are truly independent. Use after Pass A and Pass B of a HistorianPanel review, or any time two sources for a Theodore Roosevelt fact might be one source repeated.

• sp-africa-europe-bull-moose

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt after the presidency through 1912: the Smithsonian-Roosevelt African Expedition and its specimens, the 1910 European tour and its addresses, the return home, the 1910 western tour and the New Nationalism, the break with Taft, the 1912 Republican convention, the Prog

• sp-albany-assembly

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt in the New York State Assembly, 1882-1884: his first election, his terms, the reform fights and investigations, bills he sponsored or opposed, the leadership contests, the February 1884 deaths of his mother and his wife Alice, the birth of his daughter Alice, and th

• sp-alice-longworth

  Use for any claim about Alice Roosevelt Longworth: her childhood after her mother's death, her upbringing and households, her White House years and celebrity, the Asia trip with the Taft party, her wedding to Nicholas Longworth, her Washington social and political life, her memoir Crowded Hours, and

• sp-author

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt as an author: his books, essays, magazine articles and reviews; titles, subtitles, publishers, publication years, first editions and later editions, magazine serializations, collected Works editions (Elkhorn, Memorial, National), co-authors, and any pen name or unsi

• sp-badlands-circle

  Use for claims about who the people of T.R.'s Dakota years were: Bill Sewall and Wilmot Dow, Sylvane and Joe Ferris, Bill Merrifield, the Marquis de Mores and his family, A. T. Packard, neighbors, guides, hunters, foremen, cowboys, the stockmen of the Little Missouri association, and others in his D

• sp-badlands-scholarship

  Specialist for claims that rest on Badlands and North Dakota scholarship about T.R.: Hagedorn's Roosevelt in the Bad Lands, Putnam, Di Silvestro, Jenkinson, Lang, Mattison's North Dakota History articles, Vivian's collection of T.R.'s Dakota speeches, NPS historic resource studies, and State Histori

• sp-badlands

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt in the Dakota Badlands — his 1883 hunting trip, the Maltese Cross and Elkhorn ranches, Medora and the Little Missouri, his neighbors and partners, the 1884-1887 ranching years, and later Badlands visits. Use for any claim about T.R. in Dakota or nearby Montana Terri

• sp-biographies

  Specialist for claims that rest on, cite, or attribute something to a T.R. biography: Riis, Thayer, Bishop, Pringle, Putnam, Harbaugh, Morris, McCullough, Miller, Brands, Dalton, Cooper, Millard, Goodwin and others. Use when copy says 'according to his biographer', names a biography as its source, g

• sp-book-citations

  Specialist for any book citation in copy, reading lists, footnotes, captions or recommended-reading blocks: exact title and subtitle, author name and spelling, co-authors, publisher, first-publication year versus reprint year, edition, and ISBN-10 or ISBN-13 validity. Also confirms that a cited book

• sp-chronology-calendar

  Specialist for any claim that depends on calendar arithmetic or ordering in time: ages at an event, age gaps, spans and durations, \"X years later\", counts of days or years, day of the week, holiday observance dates, newspaper issue date versus event date, dispatch dates and time zones, before/afte

• sp-civil-service-police

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt on the U.S. Civil Service Commission and the New York City Board of Police Commissioners, the two posts between ranch life and the Navy Department: his appointments and fellow commissioners, investigations and reports, the merit system fights, his role as president

• sp-conservation

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt's conservation record — national forests, national monuments and the Antiquities Act, federal bird reservations and refuges, game preserves, national parks, reclamation — and the acreage figures and counts attached to them. Use for any conservation number, designati

• sp-domestic-policy

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt's domestic policy and executive actions: trusts and antitrust suits (Northern Securities and others), railroad regulation (Elkins Act, Hepburn Act), labor and the 1902 coal strike, meat inspection and food and drug law, civil service, cabinet appointments, the Squar

• sp-edith

  Use for any claim about Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt: her early ties to the Roosevelt family, her marriage to T.R., running Sagamore Hill, her years as First Lady, the White House renovation and the White House social office, her role as T.R.'s counselor, and her long widowhood, travels and death. T

• sp-family-offices

  Specialist for offices, military ranks, careers, education, marriages and life events of Theodore Roosevelt's family (parents, siblings, wives, children, in-laws, grandchildren). Use when a claim says what a Roosevelt relative did, held, earned, or when.

• sp-film-sound-cartoons

  Use for claims about motion pictures, sound recordings and political cartoons of or about T.R.: newsreel and actuality footage, what a film shows and when it was shot, staged scenes and reenactments (such as Spanish-American War films), his recorded speeches on cylinder and disc, and cartoons by Ber

• sp-first-term

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt's first term as President: the transition and cabinet, the Northern Securities suit and decision, the 1902 anthracite coal strike and its commission, the Panama revolution, the canal treaty and Canal Zone, the Department of Commerce and Labor, and the 1904 nominatio

• sp-foreign-policy

  Use for claims about T.R.'s diplomacy and foreign policy: the Venezuela crisis, the Roosevelt Corollary, Panama and the canal treaty, Santo Domingo, the Portsmouth peace and the Nobel Peace Prize, Algeciras, the Gentlemen's Agreement, Root-Takahira, the Taft-Katsura memorandum, the Hague conferences

• sp-generations

  Specialist for Roosevelt lineage — how many generations separate two people, cousin degrees ("fifth cousin once removed"), descendant labels such as great-great-grandson, and family-tree diagrams. Use for any claim about how two relatives are related.

• sp-gilded-age-new-york

  Specialist for Gilded Age New York context around T.R.: the Roosevelt family's New York, Theodore Sr. and his philanthropy (the Children's Aid Society, the Newsboys' Lodging House, the Orthopaedic Hospital, the Metropolitan Museum, the American Museum of Natural History), Tammany Hall and city polit

• sp-government-records

  Use when a claim's best evidence is an official U.S. government record: executive orders and proclamations, messages to Congress, statutes and their dates, the Congressional Record and its predecessors, electoral vote tallies, diplomatic records (FRUS), chiefs-of-mission and officeholder lists, Biog

• sp-governor-vp

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt as Governor of New York and Vice President: the 1898 governor's race, his dealings with Thomas Platt and the state machine, his record in Albany, the 1900 Republican convention and the vice-presidential nomination, the 1900 campaign, the vice presidency, the McKinle

• sp-hard-chapters

  Specialist for the hard chapters of Theodore Roosevelt's record that need extra care: race and civil rights, the Booker T. Washington dinner, the Brownsville affair and its aftermath, Indigenous policy and statements about Native peoples, immigration and the Japanese school crisis, imperialism, the

• sp-harvard-alice-lee

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt's Harvard years, 1876-1880: college life, studies, clubs and classmates, the death of his father, his courtship of and marriage to Alice Hathaway Lee, his time at Columbia Law School, and his early writing including The Naval War of 1812. Use for any claim about T.R

• sp-historiography

  Specialist for claims about how T.R. has been judged and studied over time: 'historians agree', 'has long been seen as', 'scholars now recognize', 'once dismissed as', rankings of presidents, and reputation shifts from the memorial era through Pringle, the Morison Letters, the Morris revival and rec

• sp-honors-namesakes

  Use for claims about things named for T.R. or honors given to him: the Rio Roosevelt, ships named Theodore Roosevelt, schools, towns, counties, parks, the teddy bear, awards in his name (including the NCAA Theodore Roosevelt Award), stamps, coins and medals, the Nobel Peace Prize, his likeness on Mo

• sp-houghton

  Use when a claim rests on material in Harvard's Theodore Roosevelt Collection at Houghton Library: manuscripts and family papers, photographs, cartoons, printed ephemera, or T.R.'s Harvard-era records. Takes claims citing 'Harvard College Library,' 'Houghton Library,' 'Theodore Roosevelt Collection,

• sp-last-years

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt from 1913 to his death: An Autobiography, the Roosevelt-Rondon Scientific Expedition and the River of Doubt, his illness and the river's renaming, the preparedness campaign and his relations with Wilson, his offer to raise a volunteer division, his sons' service in

• sp-legacy-commemoration

  Use for claims about how T.R. has been remembered since his death: memorials and monuments (including removed or relocated ones), the Roosevelt Memorial Association, the Woman's Roosevelt Memorial Association and the Theodore Roosevelt Association, centennials and anniversaries, memorial legislation

• sp-loc-papers

  Use when a claim rests on a letter, diary, speech draft, telegram, scrapbook or other manuscript in the Library of Congress Theodore Roosevelt Papers, or in related Library of Congress family papers (Kermit and Belle Roosevelt, Archibald Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt Jr., Alice Roosevelt Longworth).

• sp-maps-places

  Use for claims about place names, locations, boundaries and distances in T.R.'s world: what a place was called then and now, which territory or state it was in on a given date (Dakota Territory versus North Dakota, Montana Territory versus Montana), renamed towns, river and butte names, map dates an

• sp-material-culture

  Use for claims about money, prices and technology in T.R.'s era: what things cost, salaries, ranch and land prices, converting old dollars to today's money, and the telephones, telegraphs, automobiles, airplanes, submarines, phonographs, typewriters, cameras, clothing, eyeglasses and firearms of T.R

• sp-medicine-health

  Specialist for the health of Theodore Roosevelt and his family: childhood illnesses and their treatments, eyesight and any sport injuries, illnesses and injuries on the Amazon expedition, the 1912 assassination attempt and the bullet, his final illnesses and cause of death, and the deaths of Alice H

• sp-military-naval

  Use for military and naval claims across T.R.'s life: The Naval War of 1812, his National Guard service, the Navy Department and orders before the Spanish-American War, the Rough Riders (1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry), units, ranks, battles, casualties, Las Guasimas and the San Juan Heights, the Great

• sp-museum-specimens

  Use when a claim concerns natural-history specimens collected by T.R., his sons or his expeditions, or the museum records of those expeditions: the Smithsonian (National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution Archives), the American Museum of Natural History, Harvard's Museum of Comparat

• sp-myths

  Specialist for myths, legends and misattributions about T.R.: apocryphal stories, teddy bear story variants, fake or misattributed quotes, 'first president to' legends, things he supposedly coined or invented, the San Juan Hill and round-robin myths, deathbed and 'famous last words' lines, and anecd

• sp-natural-history

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt as naturalist and hunter: boyhood collecting and the Roosevelt Museum of Natural History, bird lists, species and subspecies named for or by him, hunting trips and game lists (the West, Africa, South America), which institution sponsored a collecting trip, the Boone

• sp-navy-rough-riders

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, 1897-1898, and in the Rough Riders (First U.S. Volunteer Cavalry): naval preparedness, the Maine, the cable to Dewey, his resignation, raising and training the regiment, the move to Cuba and the landing, Las Guasimas, Kettle Hill

• sp-northern-plains-indigenous

  FLAGS AND ROUTING ONLY. Specialist for any claim touching Northern Plains Indigenous history in T.R.'s era and places: the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara (MHA Nation), Lakota, Dakota, Nakota, Assiniboine, Crow, Cheyenne, Chippewa and other nations; reservations, agencies, treaties, land cessions and al

• sp-nps-sites

  Use when a claim cites, or concerns the records of, a National Park Service unit tied to T.R.: Sagamore Hill NHS, Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace NHS, Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural NHS, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Theodore Roosevelt Island, or the NPS museum collections, historic resource studies

• sp-objects

  Use for claims about specific physical objects connected with T.R.: who owns or holds an artifact, its provenance and chain of ownership, catalog records, original versus replica or reproduction, loans versus permanent collection, and specific firearms, swords, saddles, chaps, furniture, books, clot

• sp-officeholder-sequences

  Specialist for who held an office, in what order, and for how long — presidents, cabinet members, governors, commanders and diplomats around Theodore Roosevelt. Use for "before him," "succeeded," "preceded," tenure dates, election results, and any cause-and-effect chain that depends on what happened

• sp-on-this-day

  Specialist for 'On This Day' history about Theodore Roosevelt: whether an event really happened on a given month and day, what happened on a date, anniversary counts ('120 years ago today'), and the date traps that make OTD posts wrong. Use for every #OTD draft, anniversary post, holiday or birthday

• sp-open-range-west

  Specialist for the open-range cattle West of the 1880s around T.R.'s ranching: ranching economics and investment, herd sizes and prices, the winter of 1886-87 and its losses, stock growers' associations, brands and roundups, the Northern Pacific Railroad and shipping, vigilance and 'stranglers', fro

• sp-period-newspapers

  Use when a claim's best evidence is a newspaper or magazine of T.R.'s lifetime: what a paper reported, when, and in what words; dates of events known mainly from press reports; speech texts as printed in the press; and contemporary reactions. Takes claims citing a named period paper, Chronicling Ame

• sp-period-visuals

  Specialist for whether a picture of T.R.'s world looks right for its time and place — illustrations, AI-generated images, reenactment photos, video, animation, 3D reconstructions and exhibit graphics. Checks flags and star counts, uniforms and insignia, firearms, clothing, vehicles and technology, b

• sp-photo-id

  Specialist for identifying historical images of Theodore Roosevelt's world — who is pictured, when and where, the photographer or artist, the credit line — and for checking captions and alt text against the holding institution's catalog record. Use for any image caption, alt text, photo credit or "p

• sp-political-literary-circle

  Use for claims about T.R.'s friends, allies and rivals outside the family and the Badlands: Henry Cabot Lodge, William Howard Taft, Elihu Root, John Hay, Gifford Pinchot, Jacob Riis, Owen Wister, Cecil Spring Rice, John Burroughs, John Muir, Hermann Hagedorn, Mark Hanna, Leonard Wood, Jusserand and

• sp-press-publicity

  Use for claims about T.R. and the press: his relations with reporters, the White House press room, the 'bully pulpit', his muckrake speech and the word muckraker, his own newspaper and magazine writing, image-making, staged or posed photographs and publicity stunts, and how news of events reached th

• sp-progressive-politics

  Use for any claim about Progressive Era party politics around T.R.: Republican factions (Old Guard, insurgents, progressives), the 1904, 1908 and 1912 nominations and conventions, delegate fights, the first presidential primaries, the Progressive (Bull Moose) Party and its platform, electoral and po

• sp-pronunciation

  Specialist for how to say the names in T.R.'s story, for audio tours, video narration, podcasts, AI voices and docent scripts: family names (including how T.R. said 'Roosevelt'), people (the Marquis de Morès, Sewall), places (Medora, Mingusville, Kristiania), Indigenous names and words, and period t

• sp-published-works

  Use when a claim depends on T.R.'s published texts as texts: which book, essay, article, speech or message contains a passage, which edition and page, the title and date of an address, and how the printed version relates to the speech as delivered. Covers Presidential Addresses and State Papers, the

• sp-quote-finder

  Find real Theodore Roosevelt quotations on a subject for posts, speeches, captions, decks and exhibits — only lines located word for word in a primary text or in the verified tiers of the Library's quote list, each with its full citation and surrounding context. Use for 'give me a T.R. quote about X

• sp-quote-verifier

  Specialist for quotations by or about Theodore Roosevelt — exact wording, punctuation, omissions, who said it, where it was first printed, and the date and venue. Use for anything in quotation marks, any speech or letter title, and any "as he wrote" or "he once said.

• sp-return-east

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt's return east, 1886-1889: the 1886 New York City mayoral race, his marriage to Edith Kermit Carow and their wedding trip, setting up the Sagamore Hill household at Oyster Bay with daughter Alice, the births of children in these years, and the books he wrote and publ

• sp-roosevelt-sites

  Use for claims about the Roosevelt places as places: the birthplace townhouse, Sagamore Hill, the Maltese Cross and Elkhorn cabin sites, the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site (Wilcox House), Theodore Roosevelt Island, Pine Knot, and the history of the Library's campus site. Covers original versus re

• sp-scholarly-perspectives

  Specialist for what historians have actually written about a Theodore Roosevelt subject, and where they disagree. Use for 'how do biographers treat X,' 'what does Morris (or Dalton, Brands, Millard...) say about Y,' 'is this the consensus view,' or 'historians agree' claims. Finds the real passages

• sp-second-term

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt's second term as President: the Portsmouth peace and the Nobel Peace Prize, the Hepburn Act, the Pure Food and Drug Act and Meat Inspection Act, the Brownsville affair, the Great White Fleet, the Panic of 1907, appointments, and the choice of Taft as successor. Use

• sp-sports-strenuous-life

  Specialist for Theodore Roosevelt's sports and physical life: boxing, wrestling, jiu-jitsu, tennis (the Tennis Cabinet), rowing, riding, hiking, point-to-point walks, polo and other sport; the 'Strenuous Life' speech; football reform and any White House football meeting; any role in early college at

• sp-superlatives

  Specialist for superlatives and absolutes about Theodore Roosevelt and his world — first, only, youngest, largest, most, record, never, unprecedented, coined, "more than any president." Use for any claim that ranks, counts something as the first or only, or says something never happened.

• sp-tr-center
• sp-tr-cyclopedia
• sp-tra
• sp-youth
• style-check

Subagents (7)

• hp-blind-verifier

  Blind second (Pass B) or third (Pass C) check of Theodore Roosevelt history claims for a HistorianPanel review, working from the claim alone without any earlier verdict. Use only when the accuracy-review coordinator assigns a blind check.

• hp-claim-extractor

  Extracts atomic, checkable historical claims from copy, a URL or a file for a HistorianPanel review. Use when the accuracy-review coordinator needs claims listed before verification.

• hp-debater

  Argues one documented historiographical position on a Theodore Roosevelt question in a scholarly-debate, from cited published work only. Use only when the scholarly-debate skill assigns a position.

• hp-independence-auditor

  Audits whether the sources cited for Theodore Roosevelt history claims are independent of each other and are real sources (not AI output, the Library's own site or tools, the Story Guide, or Wikipedia alone). Use after Pass A and Pass B of an accuracy review.

• hp-lens-reviewer

  Reviews Theodore Roosevelt copy through one scholarly lens (named in the prompt) for omissions, embroidered scenes, missing context, framing and tone. Use when the review-lenses skill assigns a lens.

• hp-skill-reviewer

  Reviews a proposed change to a HistorianPanel skill or agent against the skill standard — overlap with other skills, scope drift, facts stated as sources, private content, weak or broken source pointers. Use on a pull request or a draft skill before a human merges it. Runs on a different model from

• hp-specialist

  Runs one HistorianPanel specialist skill (named in the prompt) on a batch of Theodore Roosevelt history claims and returns sourced verdicts. Use for Pass A of an accuracy review, or for an ask-mode question routed to one specialist.

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