Turn any topic into a short audio course with sources
Assaf Kipnis built Claudemy, a Claude Code skill that reads 20-40 web pages per topic; the author says a 12-lesson course yields about 25 minutes of two-voice audio.
Done with Claude Code
What they did
Assaf Kipnis built Claudemy, an add-on skill for Claude Code. You ask it to "teach me [topic]". It splits the topic into smaller parts and reads 20–40 web pages, no more than 3 from any one site. Helper agents take notes with sources. The skill groups the notes into themes and counts how many sources agree. It plans about 12 two-minute lessons and makes one sample. Then it waits for your reaction before writing and recording the rest. Voices come from ElevenLabs or free Mac voices.
How it went
The author says a 12-lesson course takes one long Claude Code session. It produces about 25 minutes of audio. Each lesson comes with a summary card, and the course comes with a playbook.
Worth knowing
A checker rejects any lesson that cites a page the research didn't actually read. Without a paid ElevenLabs key, it uses plainer Mac voices. Health, legal and money topics get a note that advice depends on your situation.
Try it yourself with Claude Code
Teach me [topic] at a [beginner/intermediate] level. Research 20–40 web pages from practitioners, official docs, research summaries and a few dissenting views, with no more than 3 from any one site. Take cited notes, group them into themes, and show how many sources agree on each point and where they disagree. Plan about 12 two-minute lessons, foundations first. Write one sample lesson as a two-host script with a three-line summary, one thing to try and source links, then wait for my feedback before writing the rest. Only cite pages you actually read.
Swap the highlighted [parts] for your own details.
Source: GitHub · Assaf Kipnis · Oct 14, 2026
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