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How to map where experts disagree on a topic, as cards with Claudemy

Get a cited lesson plan and cards that show where practitioners split on a topic.

  • Research
  • Intermediate
  • 45 minutes
  • From the README
  • Claude Code

Who it is forA team lead or analyst who needs a sourced overview of a contested topic before making a decision.

The problemWeb research on a topic returns many opinions with no clear view of where sources agree and where they do not.

The outcomeA lesson plan laid out as decisions, cards with source agreement counts, and a playbook with one rule per lesson.

What you need first

  • Claude Code with web search
  • Python 3 with beautifulsoup4 and ffmpeg installed
  • Optional: an ElevenLabs API key for two-voice audio, otherwise macOS built-in voices are used
  • Optional: pandoc if you want a Word copy of the cards

Steps

  1. Install the Claudemy skill using the plugin commands in the README.
  2. Ask Claude Code with teach me <topic> and let it research 20 to 40 pages. (inferred, check the README)
  3. Open the lesson plan and read the sections that show where experts split.
  4. Check the source agreement counts on each card against the linked pages.
  5. Optional: install pandoc to get a Word copy of the cards.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Claudemy skill from assafkip/claudemy, ask Claude Code to research <topic> and output the lesson plan and cards. Expected output: a decision-based lesson plan with source agreement counts and cited links. Verify that the cited pages match the claims on each card.

Caveat. The README notes that health, legal and financial topics get a note where advice depends on your situation, so do not treat the output as professional advice.

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