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Last30days by aravinds-wick — Agent Skill

Name: Last30days
Author: AravindS-Wick

Last30days

Search Reddit, X (Twitter), and the web for any topic, tool, or trend over the past 30 days and aggregate a report on user consensus, disagreements, and common pain points. Use when the user runs /last30days, asks for recent opinions on a tool or trend, or wants to check what people are saying about a topic lately.

File contents

Last 30 Days (`last30days`)

Search Reddit, X, and the web for any topic, tool, or trend over the past 30 days, compiling user consensus, key debates, and common pain points.

Parameters

Parameter	Required	Description
`topic`	Yes	The topic, tool name, library, or trend to search for

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Execute Platform Searches

Perform the following web searches using search tools:

Reddit search: <topic> site:reddit.com (restrict/look for results in the last month)
X / Twitter search: <topic> site:x.com or <topic> site:twitter.com (restrict/look for results in the last month)
Web search: <topic> reviews or <topic> issues or <topic> vs (general web searches)

2. Extract and Filter Information

Focus on discussions from the past 30 days. Extract:

Common praise and what users agree is working well
Critical complaints, bug reports, and UX friction points
Debate topics where opinions are polarized
Real-world use cases mentioned by users

3. Generate Synthesis Report

Present a clean, scannable markdown report structured as follows:

# Last 30 Days: {Topic}

*Report generated on YYYY-MM-DD from recent Reddit, X, and web discussions.*

## 📊 Summary of Sentiment
- **Consensus:** [Overall community stance - highly positive / mixed / highly critical]
- **Key Pain Point:** [The single most mentioned issue]

---

## 🟢 What Users Agree On (Consensus)
- **[Feature/Aspect 1]:** [Details of why users like it]
- **[Feature/Aspect 2]:** [Details]

## 🔴 Common Pain Points & Complaints
- **[Issue 1]:** [Details of what is broken, slow, or frustrating]
- **[Issue 2]:** [Details]

## 🟡 Key Debates (Where Users Disagree)
- **[Debate Topic]:** [Stance A vs. Stance B]

---

## 💬 Verbatim Highlights
> "[User quote from Reddit/X representing consensus/complaint]"
> "[User quote]"

---name: last30daysdescription: Search Reddit, X (Twitter), and the web for any topic, tool, or trend over the past 30 days and aggregate a report on user consensus, disagreements, and common pain points. Use when the user runs /last30days, asks for recent opinions on a tool or trend, or wants to check what people are saying about a topic lately.---# Last 30 Days (`last30days`)Search Reddit, X, and the web for any topic, tool, or trend over the past 30 days, compiling user consensus, key debates, and common pain points.## Parameters| Parameter | Required | Description ||---|---|---|| `topic` | Yes | The topic, tool name, library, or trend to search for |## Step-by-Step Instructions### 1. Execute Platform SearchesPerform the following web searches using search tools:- **Reddit search:** `<topic> site:reddit.com` (restrict/look for results in the last month)- **X / Twitter search:** `<topic> site:x.com` or `<topic> site:twitter.com` (restrict/look for results in the last month)- **Web search:** `<topic> reviews` or `<topic> issues` or `<topic> vs` (general web searches)### 2. Extract and Filter InformationFocus on discussions from the past 30 days. Extract:- Common praise and what users agree is working well- Critical complaints, bug reports, and UX friction points- Debate topics where opinions are polarized- Real-world use cases mentioned by users### 3. Generate Synthesis ReportPresent a clean, scannable markdown report structured as follows:```markdown# Last 30 Days: {Topic}*Report generated on YYYY-MM-DD from recent Reddit, X, and web discussions.*## 📊 Summary of Sentiment- **Consensus:** [Overall community stance - highly positive / mixed / highly critical]- **Key Pain Point:** [The single most mentioned issue]---## 🟢 What Users Agree On (Consensus)- **[Feature/Aspect 1]:** [Details of why users like it]- **[Feature/Aspect 2]:** [Details]## 🔴 Common Pain Points & Complaints- **[Issue 1]:** [Details of what is broken, slow, or frustrating]- **[Issue 2]:** [Details]## 🟡 Key Debates (Where Users Disagree)- **[Debate Topic]:** [Stance A vs. Stance B]---## 💬 Verbatim Highlights> "[User quote from Reddit/X representing consensus/complaint]"> "[User quote]"```

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