Toggle Daily · Methodology
These pages explain how Toggle Daily builds the day's report. They cover how events are selected, how information from different outlets is compared, what the three labels mean, how the software checks the writing, and what happens when something is wrong.
The six steps from the day's news coverage to the finished report.
The definitions of the three labels, with an example.
Why an event's label describes the state of its reporting, not its importance.
The difference between an outlet republishing an account and an outlet independently confirming it.
What the software does, what the language model does, and the checks that run on everything the model writes.
What counts as an error, how errors are caught, and how corrections are published.
How Toggle works.