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Claudemy is an open-source Claude Code skill that turns a topic into a short audio course. It maps the topic into subtopics, researches roughly 20–40 web pages while limiting sources from any one site, compares cited notes for agreement and disagreement, and plans the material in lesson arcs. It then creates about 12 two-minute lessons with two-host audio, a lesson card, one small exercise, source links, a playbook, and a lesson plan; a sample lesson is produced first for review before the rest is written and recorded.
Audio can be generated with ElevenLabs or, on macOS, built-in voices. The skill requires Claude Code with web search, Python with BeautifulSoup, and ffmpeg; pandoc is optional for Word copies of the lesson cards. It is free and MIT-licensed, with ElevenLabs credits and the user's Claude plan as possible costs.
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Turns a topic you want to learn into a short audio course inside Claude Code; it searches the web, compares sources, and builds two-minute episodes with lesson cards and small exercises, linking each lesson to what it read, using Eleven Labs or built-in Mac voices with the final MP3s yours to keep.
A free open-source Claude Code skill, an alternative to Udemy and Coursera, that turns any topic into a cited audio course of roughly 2-minute lessons. It researches the web, pitches the course at your level, shows where sources disagree, and can build a course from a single writer's Substack or blog.
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