Concord
Concord is an objective tool for finding common ground in a debate.
Core trick
Claude extracts each side's claims from a pasted transcript, then pairs them into agreement and direct-conflict clusters for a position map.
Description
Concord is an objective tool for finding common ground in a debate. You paste a two-sided conversation and Concord uses Claude to map it: it extracts each side's core points, identifies where the two sides genuinely agree, and pairs up where they directly conflict — rendered as a visual "position map." It's built as a reusable synthesis engine: the demo runs on everyday debates, but the same pipeline applies to civic input, policy consultation, and stakeholder analysis. It also includes an epistemically-honest fact-check endpoint that refuses to fabricate sources. Built with a FastAPI backend powered by Claude Opus 4.8 and a web frontend.
README excerpt
Here is the demo I filled for Claude Build Day, alongside the description of the project: Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAi3aWsp2vc Rubric + Project Details: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pHtfWoUXytCeu7LCv7qpVLNAz_IWnhl4maQjQWanqEY/edit?usp=sharing