family-history-planning

A GPS-compliant genealogy research plan requires structured documentation of sources, information items, and evidence analysis. This skill generates research plans aligned with the Genealogical Proof Standard, guiding source citation creation and evidence resolution workflows.

Formatting genealogy citations using Evidence Explained standards requires applying structured templates for each source type. This skill provides reference materials and citation generation workflows that produce Evidence Explained-compliant source citations for family history documentation.

Maintaining a family history research log involves tracking searches, sources consulted, and findings systematically. This skill provides structured research logging workflows to document your genealogy research process, ensuring GPS compliance and reproducible results.

Yes, resolving conflicting evidence is supported through GPS-guided evidence analysis workflows. The skill applies Evidence Explained and BCG standards to help you evaluate conflicting sources, analyze evidence reliability, and document reasoned conclusions in your family history research.

No specialized genealogy software is required. This skill operates within Claude using its internal references and templates, applying GPS and Evidence Explained standards to produce structured research plans, citations, and logs without external software dependencies.

Documenting family history sources for BCG standards requires GPS-compliant citations and structured research logs. This skill generates output templates aligned with Evidence Explained and BCG standards, supporting citation creation, research logging, and evidence analysis for certification portfolios.