I've had this idea sitting in a file for years but until I just got Claude Code at Christmas time, never had to time to actually implement it. It seemed like a good test for Claude Code and with 2x christmas usage, why not?

The goal was aggregating different travel warnings from multiple government sources to get a sense of how safe a country was to visit. It aggregates from US, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and UK (Australia scraper didn't go so well). I was shocked how effectively it was able to accomplish that, so I added some more data I thought might be useful if I were considering traveling to a country and pulled government/UN/edu data about things like water/food safety, healthcare/vaccines/diseases, emergency numbers, natural disaster risks, women's safety, lgbtq safety.

Throw in a nice map visualization and ability to compare, I'm pretty shocked and happy how well I think it came out. I wanted to share it with the community, maybe folks find it helpful and/or have ideas for ways to improve it.