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Structured prompts, vault templates, and archive guides for AI-assisted genealogy research. Built for Claude Code.
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# autoresearch-genealogy Structured prompts, vault templates, and research workflows for AI-assisted genealogy research. Built for Claude Code, adaptable to any AI tool or manual workflow. This project extracts and generalizes methods developed during a real genealogy research effort that produced 105 files spanning 9 generations across 6 family lines, using Claude Code's autonomous research capabilities. ## Who This Is For - **Genealogy researchers** who want to use AI to accelerate their family history work without sacrificing source rigor - **AI/tech enthusiasts** who want a concrete example of autonomous research loops applied to a humanities domain - **Anyone** who has a box of old photos, a DNA test, and unanswered questions about their family ## Quick Start If you are new to AI-assisted genealogy, start with [START_HERE.md](START_HERE.md). It routes you by what you already have: names, documents, DNA results, an existing tree, or a finding you need to verify. 1. If you do not use Git, follow [Download And Start](guides/download-and-start.md). 2. Copy the [vault-template](vault-template/) folder into your Obsidian vault or any markdown editor. 3. Fill in `Family_Tree.md` with what you already know. Mark living or possibly living people clearly and avoid exact birth dates for them. 4. Use [Privacy Mode](guides/privacy-mode.md) and [First Week Checklist](checklists/first-week-checklist.md). 5. Use [Prompt Picker](guides/prompt-picker.md) to choose a verification or source-inventory prompt before expansion. 6. Run [02 Cross-Reference Audit](prompts/02-cross-reference-audit.md) or [05 Source Citation Audit](prompts/05-source-citation-audit.md) before [01 Source-Backed Tree Expansion](prompts/01-tree-expansion.md). See [Getting Started](workflows/getting-started.md) for the full walkthrough. ## What's Included ### Beginner Guides (`guides/`) Start with [Download And Start](guides/download-and-start.md) if you do not use Git. Use [Prompt Picker](guides/prompt-picker.md) when you do not know what to run. The bundle guides package prompts into safer workflows: - [Beginner Pack](guides/bundles/beginner-pack.md) - [Document Pack](guides/bundles/document-pack.md) - [DNA Pack](guides/bundles/dna-pack.md) - [Verification Pack](guides/bundles/verification-pack.md) - [Advanced Pack](guides/bundles/advanced-pack.md) Printable checklists cover [first-week setup](checklists/first-week-checklist.md), [scanning documents](checklists/scan-your-documents.md), [interviewing relatives](checklists/interview-a-relative.md), [verifying AI findings](checklists/verify-an-ai-finding.md), [adding ancestors](checklists/before-you-add-an-ancestor.md), and [sharing safely](checklists/share-safely.md). For a privacy-safe dry run, use the [First Run Walkthrough](walkthroughs/first-run.md) with the synthetic fixture. Plain-language reference pages explain [source grades](guides/plain-language/source-grades.md), [evidence versus clues](guides/plain-language/evidence-vs-clues.md), [why AI can be wrong](guides/plain-language/why-ai-can-be-wrong.md), and [what counts as proof](guides/plain-language/what-counts-as-proof.md). If you do not use Obsidian, follow [No-Obsidian Setup](guides/no-obsidian-setup.md). The template works as a normal folder of markdown files. Before using public AI tools or sharing exports, follow [Privacy Mode](guides/privacy-mode.md). ### Prompts (`prompts/`) 13 autoresearch prompts designed for Claude Code's `/autoresearch` command. Each defines inputs to replace, a Goal, Metric, Direction, Verify condition, Guard rails, Iterations, and Protocol. They run autonomously: searching the web, browsing image archives, updating your vault, and verifying their own work. | Prompt | Purpose | |---|---| | 01-tree-expansion | Review source-backed candidate relationships for deceased ancestors | | 02-cross-reference-audit | Find and fix discrepancies between your tree and source documents | | 03-findagrave-sweep | Locate Find a Gr
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