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About analyze

analyze is a critical-analysis skill for examining supplied claims, arguments, papers, or other content. It assesses evidence, logic, bias, methodology, and alternative explanations, then reports concerns and an overall strength rating.

Key features

  1. 01Assess evidence quality and claim support
  2. 02Check argument logic and hidden assumptions
  3. 03Identify cognitive and research biases
  4. 04Critique methodology and validity
  5. 05Compare alternative explanations

Use cases

  1. 01Evaluate the support for a claim in an article
  2. 02Review a paper’s research design and statistical rigor
  3. 03Inspect an argument for fallacies and assumptions
  4. 04Compare competing explanations for a conclusion

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/poemswe/co-researcher --skill analyze

After installing, type/analyzein Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

/analyze - Critical Analysis

I'll conduct a rigorous critical analysis of content you provide.

What I'll evaluate:

Evidence Quality
  • Source credibility and authority
  • Evidence type and strength
  • Support for claims made
Logical Validity
  • Argument structure
  • Logical fallacies
  • Hidden assumptions
Bias Detection
  • Cognitive biases
  • Research biases
  • Conflicts of interest
Methodology
  • Research design appropriateness
  • Internal/external validity
  • Statistical rigor (if applicable)
Alternative Explanations
  • Competing hypotheses
  • Confounding factors
  • Simpler explanations

What I need:

Provide one of:

  • URL to content
  • Text to analyze
  • Paper/document reference
  • Claim or argument

Output:

You'll receive:

  • Claim extraction and mapping
  • Evidence assessment table
  • List of logical issues
  • Bias concerns
  • Methodology critique
  • Alternative explanations
  • Overall strength rating
  • Key concerns and recommendations

What would you like me to analyze? Project: $ARGUMENTS

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