research-duo

Coordinate Claude and Gemini in round-based research sessions to synthesize story angles.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Kotrotsos/Content-Marketing --skill research-duo
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: research-duo
Source: https://github.com/Kotrotsos/Content-Marketing/tree/main/.claude/skills/research-duo
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Kotrotsos/Content-Marketing --skill research-duo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables structured, iterative research collaboration between Claude and Gemini. It's designed for exploring complex topics, brainstorming story angles, developing ideas through back-and-forth dialogue, and reaching well-considered conclusions via multi-perspective thinking.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured rounds: Back-and-forth prompts between Claude and Gemini across a configurable number of rounds (default: 4).
  • Brainstorming & multi-perspective thinking: Explore topics from multiple viewpoints to surface angles and tensions.
  • Final synthesis: End with a concise synthesis delivered by Claude or Gemini, per user choice.
  • Use Case: Build a solid foundation for an article by iteratively refining angles and evidence from diverse perspectives.

Quick Start

Example: Start a four-round collaborative research session on a topic like "AI in education." Gemini starts with initial ideas, Claude iterates with perspective and refinements, rounds repeat, and you receive a final synthesis ready for use.

Frequently Asked Questions about research-duo

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I use Claude and Gemini together for collaborative research?

Collaborative research between Claude and Gemini uses a structured round-based workflow where the two models alternate perspectives across configurable rounds (default 4). Gemini initiates with ideas, Claude iterates with refinements, and the process concludes with a synthesis you can direct to either model, producing organized outputs ready for article foundations or research documentation.

What's the best way to brainstorm story angles from multiple perspectives?

Multi-perspective brainstorming alternates between Claude and Gemini across defined rounds, surfacing different angles and tensions on your topic. Each model contributes distinct viewpoints iteratively, building depth through back-and-forth dialogue until you reach a final synthesis that captures diverse angles in one structured output.

Can I use this for exploring complex topics iteratively?

Yes. The Skill applies iterative cross-model collaboration to complex topics by cycling between Claude and Gemini across rounds with targeted prompts. Each round refines understanding and evidence, generating standardized outputs like summaries, opening paragraphs, and source organization that build toward well-considered conclusions.

How many rounds does the research collaboration run, and can I change it?

The structured collaboration runs 4 rounds by default but is configurable based on your research depth needs. Each round pairs Gemini-led initiation or contributions with Claude-driven iteration, allowing you to adjust rounds to match topic complexity or available time.

What outputs do I get from a collaborative research session?

You receive structured, standardized outputs including round-by-round summaries, synthesized angles, opening paragraphs, organized source lists, and folder structures. The final synthesis distills insights from all rounds into actionable material ready for article development, research documentation, or narrative planning.

Does this approach work for building article foundations?

Yes. Iterative cross-model collaboration builds solid article foundations by exploring angles and evidence from multiple viewpoints across rounds. The final synthesis consolidates diverse perspectives into an organized structure with opening paragraphs and sources, providing a research-ready outline for article development.