Last30 Deep Researchv1.1.1

A startup founder wants to compare their new project management tool against established competitors like Asana and Monday.com. Using /last30, they gather recent Reddit discussions, Twitter threads, HN debates, and YouTube reviews from the last 30 days to identify gaps and positioning opportunities.

A digital marketing agency monitors trending topics in AI content creation tools for clients. Researching 'best AI video editors' with a deep research run surfaces top recommendations, user complaints, and emerging tools, enabling data-driven content strategy.

An investor researching the likelihood of a Fed rate cut in the next quarter uses the Polymarket integration to find active prediction markets and combines them with recent news and analyst opinions from web searches and Reddit for a holistic view.

A CTO evaluating Rust vs. Go for a new backend service runs a comparison research. The skill surfaces performance benchmarks, community sentiment from HN, real-world experiences from Reddit, and recent conference talks from YouTube to inform the decision.

Offer basic research (quick mode) for free, and charge per deep research run or via monthly subscription. Revenue from credits or plans used by professionals needing regular competitive or trend insights.

License the skill’s multi-source research pipeline as an API for enterprise clients (e.g., market research firms, PR agencies) who integrate it into their dashboards. Charge based on API calls or monthly flat fee.

Automatically include affiliate links to recommended products or tools within the output briefings. For example, YouTube summaries could link to paid tools or courses, earning commissions on conversions.