Built an agent that explains why X posts go viral instead of generating new ones
Summary
Built an AI agent that analyzes X posts to explain why they went viral by examining hook structure, emotional triggers, and reply bait signals, using Claude Sonnet for deep analysis and Haiku for scoring, with account context for meaningful scores.
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