@DeRonin_: i've been running this content system for months.. i call it my Audience Radar and it's quietly the highest-leverage so…
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This article describes a content creation system called 'Audience Radar' built with Claude Code to monitor audience sources like Reddit, Twitter, and YouTube, extract insights, and automate content generation.
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i’ve been running this content system for months.. i call it my Audience Radar
and it’s quietly the highest-leverage software in my content creation stack
here’s how to build the same with Claude Code:
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define your sources: 5-10 subreddits, the X accounts your ICP replies to, youtube channels they comment on.. write them into a sources.md file
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build the listener: a scheduled Claude Code task that pulls fresh posts and comments from those sources every night (scrapers or APIs, either works)
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give it an extraction prompt: “pull out pain points, repeated questions, objections and exact phrases people use. group by theme, count frequency”.. raw noise becomes structured insight
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add the competitor agent: same loop but pointed at 5-10 competitors. what they post, what performs, what offers they push, where they’re silent
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everything writes into context files inside your skills folder: audience-pains.md, hot-questions.md, competitor-gaps.md.. Claude reads them before writing anything
the killer part: this radar plugged straight into my Content Engine (the .md system i shared before, link below)
ARTICLE: https://x.com/DeRonin_/status/2042604279077237170…
the engine was already turning 1 idea into 10 platform-native posts. now the radar feeds it the ideas.. i removed myself from both ends of the pipeline
my hooks come from real complaints. my offers come from gaps competitors ignore. my articles answer questions people asked THIS week
that’s why posts feel like mind-reading.. because technically they are
most creators create from imagination. the ones who win create from surveillance
build your radar before you build anything else
P.S. this is just a superficial explanation of how to build such a system
now my audience radar version is extended ultimately to all existed sources in ai/tech space and i’m getting the news in easy format every second (which are really getting viral)
show me your interest and i’ll write an article on my new version of my content engine + audience radar and how to build this
sharing everything for free
Machina (@EXM7777): here’s the best side project you can build with Claude Code as a content creator:
it’s a listener agent
for your ICP:
- monitor reddit, twitter, youtube comments… basically wherever your audience speaks
- extract pain points, questions, objections, everything they need
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