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argument-visualization

Argument Visualization generates a color-coded mermaid diagram mapping claim relationships for a research topic by querying graph connections and writing structured wiki documentation. Use this skill when analyzing complex arguments to see how evidence supports or contradicts claims, identify logical structure, and surface the strongest and weakest positions in a debate.

View source Repository: de-anthropocentric-research-engine

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git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/yogsoth-ai/de-anthropocentric-research-engine /tmp/argument-visualization && cp -r /tmp/argument-visualization/skills/argument-visualization ~/.claude/skills/argument-visualization

Then start a new Claude Code session; the skill loads automatically.

Definition

SKILL.md

# Argument Visualization

Generate a visual representation of the argument structure for a topic.

## Tool

`vault_query_graph` + CC file write

## Protocol

1. Query graph starting from the topic node, traversing supported_by, contradicts, and derived_from edges
2. Collect all claims, evidence, and their relationships
3. Format as a mermaid diagram in the wiki page:
   - Green nodes: strong claims (strength ≥ 7)
   - Yellow nodes: moderate claims (strength 4-6)
   - Red nodes: weak claims (strength ≤ 3)
   - Solid edges: supported_by
   - Dashed edges: contradicts
4. Write/update `wiki/topics/<topic-slug>.md` with the argument map section
5. Include a summary: total claims, strongest/weakest, key contradictions

## HARD-GATE

<HARD-GATE>
Visualization must include at least 3 claims and their relationships. A single-node diagram is not useful.
</HARD-GATE>

## Yield

Returns: `{ topic: string, claims_shown: number, edges_shown: number, format: "mermaid" }`