Is this worth building?
Research customers and markets, test demand, and shape an offer before you build.
17 workflows
A guide describes using an always-on OpenClaw agent to search Reddit and X for complaints about existing tools, check GitHub, Hacker News, npm, PyPI and Product Hunt for competitors, and turn the findings into an opportunity report before starting a project.
A creator used the Hermes Agent desktop app to research another indie founder's products using her existing Grok subscription instead of the X API, then handed it a backlog of browser-tab tasks to run unattended on a schedule.
A founder-focused guide to trialing Grok for market scans, outreach drafts, document analysis and meeting recaps with a six-step test that splits public from private data and keeps human review.
Manus's own blog lists small-business workflows: researching top competitors' pricing into a dashboard, turning a rough plan into documents and a deck, and updating ClickUp, calendars and email.
A review of Manus describes goal-to-deliverable runs such as an eight-page market analysis with a price comparison in about 15 minutes, with tips for scoping tasks and the credit costs and failures to expect.
A creator ran a published content gap agent with Perplexity and Firecrawl, got a scored gap report, then discovered her local files missed 37 published posts and the real problem was distribution.
An open-source set of Claude skills that builds a shared context file, then produces positioning, customer research, competitive briefs, pricing and packaging and launch plans that build on each other.
A founder building a quiz funnel used AI for ten headline options in five minutes, a quiz rewrite and pricing copy, then found that choosing what to keep and cut was the real bottleneck.
A founder explains how trusting a confident, detailed AI pricing recommendation led to a structure that did not fit their audience, and the filter question they now use before acting on AI output.
A newsletter post gives a nine-step sequence and six prompts to find the outcome clients buy, standardise repeatable parts, design three package tiers, price by value and build a productized service.
An MIT-licensed plugin of Claude Code skills that guides a founder from an idea scorecard and competitor matrix through MVP scope, pricing strategy, go-to-market and a pitch deck outline, saving each output to a project folder.
A product-management guide to cleaning feedback from tickets, interviews, surveys and reviews, then using AI prompts to find cross-source themes and rank them by impact, frequency and feasibility.
A tested version of a viral trick: group a competitor's sitemap URLs by path, ask ChatGPT for a roadmap, and see what it can and cannot tell you. The author rates it 3 out of 10.
A step-by-step tutorial that points Claude Cowork at a Substack archive, scrapes the top free posts, and returns a Word report on audience, themes, gaps and ten content ideas.
A newsletter author describes using Claude to choose a B2B software idea from set criteria and generate a product requirements document, then having a CTO build the MVP and a sales rep run outreach.
A field guide on using Claude before and after customer interviews: drafting hypothesis-testing questions, synthesising notes across calls, and role-playing a skeptical buyer.
A founder starting a new company describes using ChatGPT to answer discovery questions from interview transcripts, pull enthusiasm quotes, and draft a competitor and ecosystem table.