We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-22 · 30 entries checked · 21 flagged · 49 issues confirmed · 21 corrected · 28 still open
Teal'c — Teal'c does not appear in 'The Torment of Tantalus' (season 1, episode 10)
Teal'c — Teal'c does not appear in 'Ascension' (season 5, episode 3)
Samantha Carter — The intro states Carter appears in only the first and last episodes in Season 5 of Atlantis, but she actually appeared in four episodes.
Ba'al — Ba'al was captured by the Tok'ra in 'Endgame' (Season 8, Episode 10), not 'Insurrection' (Season 8, Episode 11).
Ba'al — Ba'al's first death was in 'Exodus' (Season 5, Episode 22) when his ship was destroyed, not in 'Reckoning' (Season 8, Episode 17) by a Replicator blast; in 'Reckoning' he was stabbed by Replicator Carter, and that was not his first death.
Replicators — The EMP weapon in 'Nemesis' only temporarily disabled the Replicators; they were not destroyed by the ship's self-destruct, as they were beamed off by Thor.
Replicators — The entry says 'they never infiltrated Earth's defenses or nearly consumed the planet', which is false because Replicators infiltrated Earth via a Russian submarine in 'Small Victories' and nearly consumed the planet.
Ori — Sha're was killed by a blast from a staff weapon fired by a Jaffa, not by a Kull warrior.
House of Ba'al — Ba'al did not oppose Anubis consistently; he initially allied with Anubis during the System Lord summit in 'Summit' and later betrayed him, but he did not refuse to ally with him outright.
House of Ba'al — Ba'al's final downfall did not occur when he was captured by the Ori and killed by Adria in 'Dominion'; in 'Dominion', Ba'al was killed by Adria, but he was not captured by the Ori—he was already a prisoner of the SGC and the Tok'ra, and Adria killed him after
The Ori Prophecy — The entry states that the Ancients did not leave behind any hidden archives or warnings about the Ori, but canon shows they left the Ark of Truth, the repository on the supergate planet, and Merlin's hidden lab with Sangraal research.
The Ori Prophecy — The entry claims the Ancients' non-interference policy prevented them from leaving warnings, but in canon they actively hid knowledge about the Ori, contradicting the claim that no such archives existed.
The Replicator War — The entry claims Ba'al was part of a unified coalition against the Replicators, but in canon he never joined such an alliance; only Yu temporarily allied with the SGC.
The Replicator War — The entry states the virus was 'not from a virus designed by Daniel Jackson, but from one created by the Asgard themselves,' which is misleading because Daniel Jackson did contribute to the virus's design alongside the Asgard.
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