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Let Claude find your video ideas, every morning

Three prompts. Set it once (~3 min) and Claude researches trends and hands you ready-to-film ideas daily, on autopilot. Paste each one into a Claude chat, in order.

1

Give Claude your research map

Tell Claude who to watch and where to look. Saving it to a file means you never retype it.

I run a [your niche, e.g. "home fitness for busy moms"] content account. I want you to remember my research inputs. Save these to a file called research-map.md:

Competitors: [3-5 accounts or handles]
Creators I admire: [3-5 accounts]
Sources of truth / news: [blogs, subreddits, YouTube channels, newsletters]
Platforms I post on: [TikTok, Reels, Shorts]
My audience: [who they are + what they struggle with]
2

Schedule the daily research

Claude scans what's trending every day and compiles it, even while your laptop is closed.

Every day at 8am, run a research task: read my research-map.md, then research what's trending and performing well across my competitors, admired creators, and news sources over the last 24-48 hours. Look for viral formats, hooks, and topics in my niche. Compile the findings into a dated file like research-2026-07-13.md.
3

Get your daily idea list

Claude turns that research into ready-to-film ideas, with hooks and why each is trending.

Every day at 8:30am, read today's research file and give me 5-10 short-form video ideas based on it. For each idea include: a hook line, the angle, why it's trending right now, and which platform it fits best. Keep it punchy and ready to film.
One gotcha to know: each scheduled run starts fresh with no memory of past days. That's exactly why Step 1 saves everything to a file Claude can re-read. To adjust later, just tell Claude "add this competitor" or "pause my research task."
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