Trend Scanner
Give it a topic and it searches Reddit, X, and YouTube from the last 30 days in parallel, scores what it finds, and synthesizes a single briefing on what people are actually reacting to — not what ranks in search.
About this skill
name: trend-scanner description: Use when Give it a topic and it searches Reddit, X, and YouTube from the last 30 days in parallel, scores what it finds, and synthesizes a single briefing on what people are actually reacting to — not what ranks in search.
Trend Scanner
Built to answer "where do you find out about new skills and trends?" Feed it a topic (the demo uses "Claude Fable") and it first figures out which subreddits, X accounts, and YouTube channels are relevant, then searches all of them in parallel across the last 30 days. Results are scored and synthesized into one briefing showing what the community is actually engaging with and reacting to, rather than whatever ranks highest in a generic Google search. The creator notes it uses cookies for some of its search sources, so there are security considerations worth checking before use.
What you get
- Parallel search across Reddit, X, and YouTube for a given topic, 30-day recency window, engagement-scored synthesis instead of generic search-rank results, single consolidated briefing output with sources cited.
Customize your output
- Adjust the recency window and which platforms to include or exclude from the parallel search.
Example output
Query: "Claude Fable" — briefing surfaced what the community had been discussing over the past month across Reddit, X, and YouTube, cited with sources, instead of generic top search results.
Best for
Anyone tracking fast-moving AI/tech trends who wants real community reaction instead of SEO-optimized search results.
Source: Korean Claude Code Creator · https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rbzj5IUA78 Category: Research / Content Discovery · Priority: Standard
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name: trend-scanner
description: Use when Give it a topic and it searches Reddit, X, and YouTube from the last 30 days in parallel, scores what it finds, and synthesizes a single briefing on what people are actually reacting to — not what ranks in search.
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# Trend Scanner
Built to answer "where do you find out about new skills and trends?" Feed it a topic (the demo uses "Claude Fable") and it first figures out which subreddits, X accounts, and YouTube channels are relevant, then searches all of them in parallel across the last 30 days. Results are scored and synthesized into one briefing showing what the community is actually engaging with and reacting to, rather than whatever ranks highest in a generic Google search. The creator notes it uses cookies for some...