Fresh, fact-checked research in minutes

• Founders & experts

  Current, sourced material for posts, newsletters, talks and podcasts.

• Business Owners

  Timely industry insights for stronger customer trust, and clearer product or service differentiation.

• Social teams & agencies

  Fresh angles for several clients without multiplying research hours.

A personal brand runs on fresh, credible material. Finding current news, real cases and surprising studies means reading dozens of pages and discarding most of them. Generic prompts return obvious, dated ideas with uncertain sources.

The result: content that repeats what everyone else says — or never gets published.

• Generic chat promptsObvious, dated ideas without reliable sources.
• Manual researchHours of reading, checking and discarding.
• At team scaleRecycled advice or missed deadlines for every client.

Several specialist agents search in parallel, a separate fact checker verifies their work, and you get one numbered pack with plain explanations, source links and a status per finding.

• 01What went viral and what happened in the news
• 02Big ideas that are only starting to rise
• 03New science, books and vivid real stories
• 04Practices and exercises you can run with an audience
• 05What real people say in forums and comments
• 06What serious critics say against the popular view

Media Scout does not write your posts, scripts or talks. It gives you strong raw material; you decide what to make of it.

quick: {your topic}

full: {your topic}

1. 01

   Open a new session

   Add MEDIA_SCOUT_AGENT.md as the first message.

2. 02

   Start in Quick Mode

   Type the quick command. Add your field, audience and goal if you know them — the topic alone is enough.

3. 03

   Let the team research

   In about 10–12 minutes the agents research, fact-check and assemble a numbered Quick Pack.

4. 04

   Go deeper

   If the direction looks right, run the full command for the complete research run.

5. 05

   Choose your material

   Reply “I’ll take #3, #7…”, ask “Pick for me”, or say “Find more on…” to explore an angle.

• The strongest section first, with findings numbered so you can pick by number
• Clickable sources and a Verified, One source, Corrected or Unverified tag
• Markets, freshness and volume are adjustable; rejected findings stay out

• Thin sectionsThe six-month rule can leave a section with only a few findings. The agent says so instead of filling gaps with old material.
• Check before publishingFact-checking helps, but it is not a guarantee. Open the source before quoting any finding.
• One-source claimsPlatform announcements may only have one report. They are clearly tagged One source.
• PaywallsClaims from pages that cannot be opened are marked Unverified rather than dropped silently.
• Usage and limitsA full run uses substantial Claude usage. Start in Quick Mode; if a run stops, ask Claude to continue.

• 01Schedule a run every month so your research stays ahead of the content cycle.
• 02Read the whole pack. Your experience and point of view are what turn the facts into original content.
• 03Include your audience and goal — they make the search much sharper than a topic alone.
• 04Use “Find more on…” for a promising angle instead of starting another full run.
• 05Save each pack. After six months, its findings begin to age out of the freshness window.