ClawDeployContent Researcher
Finds trending topics, analyzes content gaps, and delivers research briefs — so your content team can focus on writing.
The Problem
Content teams waste 40% of their time on research and ideation before writing a single word. Finding the right angle, sourcing data, and checking competitors takes hours per article.
How This Agent Works
Define your niche and audience
Tell the agent your industry, target audience, and content goals. It calibrates all research to your context.
Weekly topic scanning
The agent scans Reddit, HN, Twitter, and top-ranking content for trending topics and engagement signals.
Gap analysis
For each trending topic, the agent checks what ranks and identifies angles competitors haven't covered.
Research brief delivery
Weekly briefs with 5-10 ideas, target keywords, outlines, and data points delivered to your messaging channel.
Example Prompts
What are the top 5 trending topics in AI/SaaS this week? Check Reddit, HN, and Twitter for engagement signals.
1. "AI agent pricing models" — HN post with 847 points. Core complaint: unpredictable costs. 2. "Solo founder AI stacks" — r/SaaS thread with 312 upvotes. 3. "AI support ROI" — Multiple r/smallbusiness posts asking "is it worth it?" 4. "Vibe coding debate" — 3 viral Twitter threads. 5. "Multi-model flexibility" — Growing developer demand for model switching.
Analyze top 10 articles for "AI customer support tools 2025". What's missing that we could write about?
All articles cover: feature tables, pricing, pros/cons. Gaps: (1) Implementation timelines — nobody covers setup time. (2) ROI calculations — no article quantifies savings. (3) Small team perspective — all target enterprise. Recommended angle: "AI Support for Small Teams: 2-Minute Setup with ROI Calculator"
Create a research brief for a blog post about AI competitor analysis. Include outline, data points, and SEO keywords.
Title: "AI Competitor Analysis: The Founder's Playbook" Keyword: "AI competitor analysis" (1,900/mo, medium difficulty) Outline: Why traditional analysis is broken → What AI monitors → Step-by-step setup → Tools comparison Data: 87% say competitive intel is important, only 21% have a formal process (Gartner) Word count: 1,800-2,200
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the agent write the actual content?
No. It delivers research briefs, outlines, and data points. Your team writes with their voice and expertise.
What sources does it scan?
Reddit, Hacker News, Twitter/X, Product Hunt, top Google results, and competitor blogs. You can add specific feeds.
Can I ask questions during the week?
Yes. Beyond weekly briefs, message the agent anytime with ad-hoc research questions.
How do I customize for my niche?
Tell the agent your industry, audience, competitors, and goals. It tailors all research to your context.