Nomad and Claude

I have been trying to get Nomad to work with Claude Code. I wanted to use the prompts that I had crafted and the architecture that I had worked out and allow a user to download the repo and activate Claude code to do the heavy lifting. That has been proving to a more complex than I thought. Starting out with python scripts make sense but the idea was to abstract that away and give the user the ability to ask simple questions to get the data they need. So after realising that this was just not working for me I created a version 2 in an attempt to simplify this, giving Claude code clear instructions to make this "easier".
Being able to simplify threat intelligence but also abstract and make it better for somebody who's new to threat intelligence or doesn't have a huge amount of human capital to do threat intelligence.

The ultimate goal is to be able to download this repo and with a basic use of Claude code interact with it. With the first iteration (version 1) it made sense in my head that using Python was very clever. But again, there was still quite a high barrier to entry.

Being able to lower that barrier was the crucial element that, to me, just did not stick. Future versions might lead to a graphical user interface or another method of interacting, but we need to get the basics right. We've got the foundation, we've got the prompts, we've got the orchestrator. Now we need to make this easy. This is what I'm trying to do with version 2.