If you don’t know much about the book or article, you can use Claude (or ChatGPT) to suggest the categories.
This is an example for an article. For a book pick a URL with a good book review.
Example Prompt
Given only the categories and tags listed at: https://resources.indivisiblepv.info/categories-and-tags/
What are the one or more best categories and tags for this article at:
https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/organize-trump-musk-putsch
Claude Result:
Based on my analysis of both the categories/tags list and the article content, here are the best classifications:
Categories:
- article (media type – this is an article reference)
- resist-dictatorship (content – the core focus is organizing resistance to authoritarian takeover)
- building-coalitions (content – emphasizes unifying grassroots opposition)
- support-democracy (content – about defending democratic institutions)
- story-current (content – addresses current political events)
- organizers (content – written for political organizers and activists)
Tags:
- rank-high (this appears to be a significant strategic piece for the resistance movement)
- fascism (the article explicitly discusses “techno-dystopian fascism”)
- dictatorship (discusses authoritarian threats)
Secondary applicable categories:
- democracy (central theme)
- how-to (provides strategic guidance)
- talk-to-others (discusses confronting officials and building opposition)
The most essential categories are article, resist-dictatorship, and building-coalitions since this is fundamentally a strategic guide for organizing unified resistance against what the authors characterize as an authoritarian putsch. The rank-high tag seems appropriate given this appears to be a significant strategic document for pro-democracy organizing efforts.