Evidence Assessment

A Google Docs™ add-on for systematic IPCC-style uncertainty communication in policy documents

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Structured Evidence Assessment

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Assess Claims

Select text in your document, then rate evidence quality (limited/medium/robust), agreement level (low/medium/high), and overall confidence

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Superscript Markers

Numbered markers are automatically inserted at each assessed claim, linking directly to the evidence appendix

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Evidence Appendix

Auto-generated, formatted appendix with all assessments, color-coded by confidence level from very low to very high

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IPCC Consistency Hints

Non-blocking guidance when your confidence rating diverges from what the evidence and agreement levels would suggest

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Manage Assessments

View, edit, delete, and jump to any assessment from a centralized management dialog

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Export Data

Save your assessments as CSV or JSON to Google Drive™ for further analysis or record-keeping

How It Works

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Highlight a Claim

Select text in your Google Doc that contains a claim you want to assess

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Rate the Evidence

Evaluate evidence quality, agreement level, and assign an overall confidence rating

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Save Assessment

A superscript marker is added to the claim, and the assessment is stored in the document

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Generate Appendix

Create a formatted evidence appendix with all assessments, color-coded by confidence

Get Started

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Install the add-on

Install from the Google Workspace™ Marketplace (coming soon) or install manually from GitHub

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Open the sidebar

Go to Extensions > Evidence Assessment > Assess Selected Text in your Google Doc

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Start assessing

Highlight claims, capture selections, and fill in evidence assessments using the sidebar

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Generate your appendix

Use Extensions > Evidence Assessment > Generate Appendix to create a structured summary

Privacy First

Your data stays in your document. No external servers, no tracking, no data collection.

No external servers
No data collection
Open source
Data stored in your doc