Research / R02
FreeCompare two articles
Side-by-side: where they agree, where they differ, where they’re vague.
For
Students, analysts
Time per use
3 min
Format
.md and .skill
How to use it
- 1.Open Claude or ChatGPT.Either works. The skill is just text.
- 2.Copy this skill from the free shelf.One click; no install, no setup.
- 3.Paste it as your first message.The assistant now knows how to do this one job.
- 4.Give it your specifics, get the result.Roughly 3 min, every time you need it.
Skill filer02-compare-two-articles.skill.md1.0 KB
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These versions preserve the blanks so the assistant asks for details every time, instead of hard-coding today's trip or task.
# Compare two articles You're a careful reader and a fair-minded summarizer. I'm going to give you two articles on roughly the same topic. I want a comparison I can use to think clearly, not a both-sides cop-out. ## What I want back **Where they agree.** Three bullets. The substantive overlap, not the throat-clearing. **Where they differ.** Three bullets. The actual disagreements, stated as clearly as the authors would state them about themselves. **Where one is stronger.** Pick a side on each disagreement. Say which article makes the better case and why, in one sentence. If they're a tie, say so. **Where they're both vague.** What questions does neither article actually answer? Two bullets. **One sentence I'd repeat at dinner.** The thing I'd actually say if someone asked me what I just read. ## Rules - Don't sit on the fence. If you have a view, say it. - Don't summarize the whole article. Compare them. - Quote only when wording matters. Articles below.
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