Skill · free · MIT
Research brief
Turns a topic, paper, repo or your own notes into a sourced fact table, what is new, what is contested, and three post angles. Nothing unverified reaches a post.
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What it does
Primary sources first. One row per claim: the value, the source URL or your file, the date, and a confidence of checked, reported or unverified. Then three short lists (new, contested, boring), a numbers pass that keeps units and versions with every figure, three post angles each tied to one claim, and a do-not-post list. Write a post and Write an X thread cite the table when they draft.
Example
You say
brief me on the 0.1.0 release, from CHANGELOG.md
The skill returns
Fact table: 5 rows checked (CHANGELOG.md, the release notes), 1 reported (a user's post, flagged), 1 unverified (do not post). New: a prompt for clients without skills. Contested: nothing. Angles: 1) one command, three agents, 2) why there is no post tool, 3) setup in about 2 minutes. Do-not-post: "twice as fast", no measurement behind it.
Who it is for
People who post numbers and want each one traceable when someone replies "source?".
Get it free
It is yours. Download it now; the link also works later.
Then unzip into ~/.claude/skills/ and start a new Claude Code session.
Install
- Download and unzip into Claude Code's skills folder
unzip research-brief-skill.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/ - Start a new Claude Code sessionThe skill is listed. Ask for it by name, or just say what you want.
Your agent drafts.
Send the draft to Evenpost, an app for X (Twitter) that lets an AI agent draft posts you approve on your phone. It posts with natural spacing, free during the invite-only beta.
Updated 5 Nov 2026