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For anyone choosing between products, plans, schools, or offers: compare them on what matters to you and get a clear recommendation. A local script scores each option with your weights, ranks them, and shows whether the winner holds up if your priorities shift, so you know a clear win from a close call.
For anyone who wants to know if a claim, quote, statistic, or viral post is true before sharing it. Claude finds sources for and against, and a local script weighs them, counts each independent source once, and suggests a rating (True to False, or Unproven) with the evidence in a table.
For students and researchers: turn a set of papers or articles into a literature review table and a short synthesis of where they agree, differ, and leave gaps. A local script builds the table and counts agreement by theme, study designs, sample sizes, and settings, so the synthesis reflects every source.
For students and anyone reading online: find out whether a website, article, or study can be trusted before you cite or share it. A local script scores the author, date, sources cited, money and selling, tone, and web address, and Claude explains the verdict with red flags and better sources.
For students and curious readers: get a research paper explained in plain words, with the question, method, findings, limits, and how much to trust it. A local script flags study design, sample size, blinding, funding, conflicts, and overconfident claims with line numbers so you can check each point. Not medical advice.
