Research You Can Trust
Three research Bots that find the signal and show their receipts.
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Research You Can Trust
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A research stack built around one rule: the Bot should show you where it looked. Each of these three takes a different beat of the same job — find what matters, and keep the receipt attached.
Start with the scout that watches your niche on X and surfaces what is actually breaking out, so you are not researching a topic nobody is reading. Add the outlier researcher that scans YouTube for the videos performing far above their channel’s baseline, with the view and engagement numbers that flag them, so “worth studying” is a measurement and not a vibe. Then layer the hourly brief that monitors the named topics you told it to watch and comes back on a schedule with a short readout — every line carrying the link it came from.
Together they cover the honest version of research: find the signal, rank it by something you can check, and never hand you a claim without its source. Each page ships a Curator reconstruction of the original build rather than the author’s exact prompt, and each one says so above its prompt block.
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Catch the angle traveling before you write
Another of Peter's bots watches X for tweets that are breaking out, so he can see which angles travel before he writes.
Scouts the posts actually breaking out in your niche, so your research starts from real signal, not a hunch.
Videos at 3x their channel median, mined for format
One of Peter's five bots is a YouTube outlier researcher — it hunts videos that outperform the channel's baseline so you can learn the format, not copy the topic blindly.
Finds the YouTube outliers worth learning from and shows the numbers that make them outliers.
An hourly brief that says nothing when nothing changed
From the same Gmail-connected setup, he created standing agents, including an hourly political update on his work topics and a rule to always check with him on key decisions. No posting. Cite sources. Stay quiet if nothing new.
Monitors the named topics you care about and briefs you hourly, keeping the source link on every claim.
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