Built a little tool to fact-check quantum computing headlines

A free, open-source tool called Quantum Expectations has launched to help users fact-check exaggerated or misleading quantum computing headlines by analyzing claims against fundamental principles. The platform includes an MCP tool (likely a model-checking protocol) that provides simplified, foundational guidance rather than definitive assessments, positioning it as an educational resource for both humans and AI agents. Developed by an independent contributor, the tool is designed for public use, encouraging collaborative improvement through community feedback and open-access modifications. It aims to demystify quantum hype by breaking down complex claims into core scientific concepts, helping users distinguish between breakthroughs and overstated marketing. The project reflects growing demand for transparency in quantum reporting as the field attracts increased media attention and speculative investment.