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LLM Hallucination Detection — Coming Soon
Detect and prevent AI hallucinations in real-time. Verify LLM outputs against source documents.
Hallucinate is an upcoming utility package designed to help developers:
This package is being developed by Haiec as part of a broader AI governance infrastructure.
The hallucinate namespace is reserved to provide developers with the definitive tool for LLM hallucination detection. As AI systems become critical infrastructure, preventing hallucinations is essential.
This package will provide:
npm install hallucinate
const hallucinate = require('hallucinate');
// Check package status
console.log(hallucinate.version); // '0.0.1'
console.log(hallucinate.status); // 'placeholder'
// Detect hallucination (placeholder)
const result = hallucinate.detect(
'LLM generated this output',
'Original source context'
);
console.log(result.message);
// Ground check (placeholder)
const grounded = hallucinate.ground(
'AI response to verify',
['source doc 1', 'source doc 2']
);
console.log(grounded.message);
MIT © 2025 Haiec
For early access or partnership inquiries, reach out to the Haiec team.
FAQs
LLM Hallucination Detection — Detect and prevent AI hallucinations in real-time
We found that hallucinate demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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