What problem does it solve? Content strategists and product marketers struggle to keep their editorial pipeline fed with fresh, relevant signals instead of generic industry noise. This Skill runs a biweekly radar that scans what key LinkedIn authors published and what is circulating on core B2B topics, then converts those signals into ready-to-use content angles tied to your own point of view. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Author Radar: Browses recent LinkedIn activity of a configurable watchlist of authors (via Chrome MCP) and extracts notable posts from the last 15 days with anti-noise rules. - Topic Radar: Runs targeted web searches on core themes (B2B positioning, early stage, growth, product marketing, GTM) and filters out anything not connectable to your core arguments. - Editorial Synthesis: Maps every surviving signal to three coordinates (POV, content type, buyer trigger) and produces 5-8 prioritized angles with hook, format, timing rationale, and source. - Google Doc Report: Generates a structured report (executive summary, author highlights, topic signals, angles, knowledge candidates, process notes) and logs each cycle in the project repo. - Use Case: A fractional product marketing consultant runs the radar every two weeks to feed LinkedIn posts and Substack articles with angles that reinforce their positioning POV, instead of starting from a blank page. ## Quick Start Run the content radar to scan my watchlist authors and core topics from the last 15 days and produce a Google Doc with prioritized content angles.
