solo-community-outreach

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Use when "find communities", "draft outreach", "Reddit promotion", "ProductHunt launch", "community marketing", or need to find relevant threads for launch. Do NOT use for social media posts (/content-gen) or video scripts (/video-promo).

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# /community-outreach Find relevant community threads (Reddit, Hacker News, ProductHunt) and draft contextual, value-first responses. NOT spam — genuine helpful answers that naturally mention the product. ## MCP Tools (use if available) - `web_search(query, engines, include_raw_content)` — search Reddit, HN, web - `web_extract(url, size, page)` — read one thread or article as clean markdown - `kb_search(query)` — find related methodology - `project_info(name)` — get project details If MCP tools are not available, use WebSearch/WebFetch as fallback. ## Steps 1. **Parse project** from `$ARGUMENTS`. - Read PRD/README to understand: problem, solution, ICP, key features. - If empty: ask via AskUserQuestion. 2. **Extract search keywords:** - Problem keywords (what users complain about) - Solution keywords (what users search for) - Category keywords (the market/niche) - Competitor names (for "vs" and "alternative" threads) 3. **Search communities** (run searches in parallel): ### 3a. Reddit For each keyword group, search via MCP `web_search(query)` or WebSearch: - `"{problem} reddit"` — pain point threads - `"{solution category} recommendations reddit"` — recommendation requests - `"{competitor} alternative reddit"` — competitor frustration - `"{competitor} vs reddit"` — comparison threads For each result, extract: subreddit, title, URL, post date, comment count. Filter: prefer threads < 6 months old, > 5 comments (active). ###...

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Author
fortunto2
Repository
fortunto2/solo-factory
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
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License
MIT

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