~/smarchone/dcore
Debates, reviewed like a chess game.
tl;dr A chess engine doesn't tell you which side to play. It shows the better move you missed and what it cost. /dcore does the same for a debate, panel or townhall, in about a minute.
- You watch an hour of debate and come away with the loudest slogan.
- Questions go unanswered, and nobody notices the talk moved on.
- Two sides agree on something and never say so. The chance is gone.
Progress
What was reached, and what slipped.
Agreements and sharper disagreements, plus the step one or two moves away that nobody took.
Distractions
Where the time went.
Progress, talk nobody replied to, and moves like "changed the subject", each with who and when.
Replay
One fair way it could have gone.
Same people, same views, every point answered. Grades moves, never positions.
YouTube link→/dcore→a one-minute reviewGitHub →
See a real review
Are Indian cities broken because Indians lack civic sense? open ↗
ReachedBoth sides agreed civic sense is learned, and that citizens should demand accountability, not do the government's job.
MissedOne side blamed cheap bribes, the other cheap fines. Same point. Nobody noticed before the host moved on.
SoThe audience poll barely moved: 27% for at the start, 29% at the end.
watch the debate ↗how each call was made →
/dcore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=<id>run it in Claude Code, from the repo · a pasted transcript works too