| name | they-said-whaaa |
| description | Credibility and consistency tracker for public figures. Ingests YouTube transcripts and news articles, extracts claims, detects contradictions, and builds position timelines. |
They Said Whaaa?
Use this skill to track public statements by politicians and other public figures, detect contradictions, and build position timelines across topics.
When to use: "track what [figure] said about", "ingest YouTube video", "ingest news article", "extract claims from", "find contradictions", "build timeline", "compare figures on topic", "add politician", "add topic"
Prerequisites
- TypeDB running (install
alhazen-core first and run /alhazen-core:init)
uv installed
- YouTube transcripts:
uv add youtube-transcript-api (optional)
Path note: Replace <skill-path> below with your installation directory
(e.g. ~/.claude/plugins/cache/they-said-whaaa/ when installed as a plugin).
Quick Start
uv run --project <skill-path> python <skill-path>/they_said_whaaa.py add-figure \
--name "Jane Senator" --role senator --party Democrat --country US
uv run --project <skill-path> python <skill-path>/they_said_whaaa.py ingest-article \
--url "https://example.com/article" --figure-id tsw-figure-...
uv run --project <skill-path> python <skill-path>/they_said_whaaa.py list-figures
Sensemaking Pattern
- Ingest transcript or article → get artifact ID
show-source --id <artifact_id> → read the content
add-statement for each significant utterance
add-claim for each distinct factual/positional claim within a statement
flag-contradiction when two claims conflict
Before executing any commands, read USAGE.md in this directory.