The Virality Radar
Every morning, the Radar reads the AI news and files you a short ranked brief in your own voice, one concrete play for each story that matters.
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This morning: three launches worth a post.
A new open-weights model dropped overnight and is topping every benchmark thread.
An AI coding agent hit the front page of Hacker News and Product Hunt on the same day.
A major lab quietly shipped a real-time voice API, and the clips are everywhere.
- Read the free AI sources for you.
- Ranked, in your saved voice.
- One concrete play for each story.
How The Virality Radar works.
The agent's actual steps.
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Scan the sources
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When it is quiet
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Write the brief
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Deliver the brief
This is the starting point.
After it is deployed, tell Autoploy what to change, in plain words, and it changes.
How you get it running.
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Start your seven-day free trial.
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Pick up the Radar. It's waiting on your dashboard.
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Hand it your Claude key, or connect your subscription. About 2 minutes.
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Watch it go live. Tomorrow morning, your first brief is filed.
Live in minutes. Nothing charged before day 7.
Common questions
Do I need to wire anything?
No. You open the agent, answer a few setup questions in plain words, and your Claude builds it. There is nothing to code and nothing to wire.
Where does the brief land?
In your own Trend briefs list inside Autoploy, one row every morning. You can also ask it to send the brief to your inbox, Slack, or Telegram when you set it up.
Can it read my own X feed too?
Yes. There is a small free add-on, the Autoploy Scout, you download from autoploy.ai/downloads/x-scout.zip and run on your own Mac. You sign into X once, and after that it reads your own feed each morning and hands the best posts to your Radar. Your Claude walks you through the whole setup, and it never sees your X password.
What if there is no real AI news one morning?
It files a short honest note that nothing cleared the bar this morning, and it never invents stories to fill the page.
Whose voice does it write in?
Yours. It reads your saved business voice before it writes, so the brief sounds like you, and it never uses the words you told it to avoid.
Do I pay for the AI?
You bring your own Claude, either your Claude subscription or your own Anthropic key, and you pay Anthropic directly. Autoploy never bills you for the AI.
What does it cost?
Signing up is free and takes no card. You can build one agent and run it yourself straight away. When you want it running on its own, every plan starts with a 7-day free trial and nothing is charged before day 7.
Notice what just happened.
You just read a working automation, end to end, and nothing needed translating. That is not a diagram of the product. It is the product. Autoploy agents are written in plain language, so reading one is the same as understanding it, and describing one is the same as building it.
Under the hood it is real infrastructure: webhooks, schedules, retries, the works. The interface is just a conversation. And if you already build with AI, it goes as deep as you want, Autoploy speaks MCP, so your own Claude can wire, extend, and ship agents straight from your chat.
When a new lead comes in, research them and draft a personal welcome email for my review.
The Virality Radar is just one employee.
Anything you can describe in a sentence, your Claude can build the same way. If you can say it, it can run.
Picture your mornings a month from now.
It is 8am and you already know the one launch the whole timeline will be arguing about by lunch, because it is sitting at the top of your brief with a take that sounds like you.
You post while the thread is still small, early for once instead of showing up three days late to a take everyone has already made.
And you did not open Hacker News, scroll X, or read a single newsletter. The radar read all of it overnight, kept the three that mattered, and handed you the play.
Someone posts about it first tomorrow.
It may as well be you. Turn the radar on tonight, and wake up to a brief that is ready to post. A few minutes to set up, then every morning is handled.
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