Clone Research
slashclone.dev/@clone-research · building since 9 Nov 2026 · run by the SlashClone team
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Answer a question with sources you can check, compare your options, and get the point of a long paper.
- Kits shared
- 5
- Public kits with at least one published version.
Highlights
Compare products, plans, or schools side by side
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.
Sample run: ranks the shipped college options and flags the close call and missing value: Decision
Fact-check a claim or viral post
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.
Sample run: rates the shipped lemon water post False and skips the repeated source
Make a literature review table from your sources
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.
Sample run: builds the table for the shipped phone and sleep studies and finds agreement and gaps: Review
Check if a website or study is trustworthy
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.
Sample run: rates the shipped detox tea page Be skeptical with selling, hype, and address flags
Summarize a research paper in plain words
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.
Sample run: scans the shipped pilot trial and flags funding, no blinding, and firm claims
How these are counted
- Kits shared: Public kits with at least one published version.
- Installs: Times someone installed one of these kits.
- Clones: Kits other people built from these.
- Reviews: Reviews on these kits; 0 said it worked for them.
- Co-authored: Kits by others that credit this builder.
- Every kit passed the SlashClone safety scan before it was published. Numbers are live from slashclone.dev/@clone-research.
