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0:00What is going on, guys? If you've not
0:01checked out the new Claude artifact
0:04system inside the Claude co-work tool,
0:07then you are massively missing out. This
0:09feature gives you the ability to create
0:12custom apps that live inside of your
0:16Claude app. It's absolutely crazy. So,
0:18today I wanted to show you how I've
0:19basically created a fully fledged social
0:22listening dashboard using both
0:24Triggerfy, which is a social listening
0:26tool, and Claude. So, first things
0:28first, we're going to head over to the
0:31Triggerfy app here. And we're going to
0:33click on the little tab here called
0:34listening. From there, we're going to go
0:35ahead and set up our searches. Now,
0:38you've got a range of different socials
0:40that we can pick from and different
0:42options that we can do. So, what you
0:44would do is you would go get, for
0:45example, your X profile or whatever it
0:47is, and you would chuck that basically
0:49into here, and then you would just set
0:51up all of the searches, right? It's
0:53really, really simple to do. I don't
0:54think I need to go in and explain
0:56exactly how to do this. But, we've got
0:57options from LinkedIn to Twitter,
0:59Reddit, YouTube, Hacker News, podcast,
1:01Substack, Daily Dev. There's There's a
1:03lot of different things in here where
1:04you can monitor anytime your brand is
1:08being mentioned in one of these socials.
1:11Or, in fact, your competitors are being
1:13mentioned as well. So, the really neat
1:16thing about Triggerfy is you have,
1:18obviously, the MCP and the CLI with
1:21skills. So, what you're able to do, and
1:23I probably would go with the MCP route
1:24as it's a little bit easier for those
1:26who aren't super tech-savvy, is you come
1:28into here and you basically follow the
1:30instructions to set up the Claude
1:33desktop app if you haven't already
1:34connected. And this, essentially, is
1:35going to mean that you can go ahead and
1:38you can pull the entirety of the
1:40searches that you've set up, right? You
1:42can actually also set up the searches
1:43then through Claude if you wanted. So,
1:44you can say, "Hey, go and monitor my
1:45brand across XYZ socials." And that will
1:47then start monitoring on an ongoing
1:49basis. Which then takes us on to the
1:51next part, which is creating the
1:54artifact inside of Claude's code. So,
1:57here's the one I basically created and
1:59I'm going to show you how we go about
2:00setting something up like this. But
2:01before I do, let's just go over what
2:04this is actually doing. So, first of
2:06all, we have a cool little date range
2:07flicker up here. If you've obviously
2:09been setting up your search and
2:10monitoring things through Triggerfyre
2:11for a while, you can then start to break
2:13it down by 24/7, 30, 90 days. We also
2:16have all of the different socials in
2:17here. We're getting a nice little top
2:19line overview. So, total number of
2:21mentions on the date range you're
2:23looking at, top platform, average
2:24engagement, the platforms that are
2:26active as well. Also have like this
2:27little list here of recent stuff, so I
2:29can go straight through to see any post
2:31as well. And this really kind of cool
2:32like a trending themes, right? So, we're
2:35getting mentioned clearly a lot around,
2:37at least in the last 30 days anyway,
2:38around AI sales tools, UTM strategies,
2:41revenue growth, things like that as as
2:42well. So, how do we go and create these
2:45things? Well, first of all, ensure that
2:48you are in the Co-work tab here. This
2:50only works from a Co-work perspective.
2:52And then come and click on live
2:54artifacts. From there, you can actually
2:56browse like your connectors to see what
2:58you have connected. So, in this case,
3:00we're going to use Triggerfyre, but
3:00listen, this can be used for anything.
3:02Maybe we're creating an agent or
3:04something like that that could be used
3:05for analyzing linear tickets or Gmail or
3:07emails coming in, right? So, let's go
3:09back to the artifact section here. And
3:12then we can build a new artifact. So, we
3:14can actually use Co-work, aka Claude, to
3:17help create a custom dashboard. So, here
3:20you need to be pretty explicit. It's
3:22going to ask you a lot of questions like
3:24what want to build? How often do you
3:26want to pull on the APIs? It's going to
3:28tell you, "Okay, what do you want to
3:30use?" So, in this case, you would say,
3:32"I'm obviously want to use Triggerfyre."
3:34And now it's going to say, "Okay, hey, a
3:35live artifact is a self-contained HTML
3:37page." So, it's like a little mini micro
3:40app. And it's going to start to ask me
3:41some questions here. So, you would just
3:43follow along and basically answer it,
3:45and then it's going to go ahead and
3:46build it out with you. Now, one of the
3:47key things that I did here for mine is,
3:50if you go check out this one, so this is
3:52where I originally created mine. It
3:54asked me all of these questions. I then
3:56basically said, "Okay, hey, well,
3:57listen, what I'm wanting to do." I added
3:58a little bit more nuance here. I said,
4:00"This is what I want. I want to have a
4:01report to show my total mentions
4:03combined. I'd also like some sentiment
4:05analysis and a breakdown on these
4:06trending themes." So, this is what it
4:08originally created. You know, it's not
4:10bad, but I didn't like it. I didn't like
4:11the look of it. I didn't like the feel
4:13of it. It also was Look, it was way too
4:15big. So, you have to spend some time
4:17debugging with it. So, you would say,
4:18"Okay, hey, the metrics for per platform
4:20breakdown too big. Can you go ahead and
4:21sort that out?" The other thing that I
4:22did to get this like kind of really
4:24clean and crisp look is I said I want to
4:26use Shadcn components as well inside of
4:29this page. So, it updated to to use that
4:32as well. So, it basically can just pull
4:33from a design system where it's already
4:36kind of very proven. It looks great. And
4:38it looks a little bit just a little
4:39crisper and cleaner as well. So, you're
4:41going to have to spend some time
4:42chatting to it and kind of really
4:44getting the design perspective to what
4:46you want. The other question that it's
4:47going to ask you is how often do you
4:49want to pull the data? And really what
4:51this is basically saying is like how
4:53often do you want us to go and fetch new
4:55data from that API that you are
4:57connecting? And so, you'll need to think
4:59about that as well depending on if the
5:01API that you're using you get charged
5:03per use. In this use case, Triggerfyre,
5:04it's free to use the API and all you're
5:06doing is pulling the results. And so,
5:08therefore, all it's doing every time you
5:10load the page is just going ahead and
5:11checking to see if there has been any
5:13new mentions in that day. And if there
5:15has, it pulls it through. So, we can see
5:17here that it's pulled through one from
5:18today where we've already been
5:19mentioned. We had 22 mentions yesterday
5:22including one on Reddit, which is
5:24interesting. Few little things that I
5:25might want to do is maybe I might want
5:27to make it a little bit more
5:29interactive. I think we've got quite a
5:30cool setup here up along the tops, but
5:32maybe I'd want to click into this graph
5:34and delve in a little bit deeper. So,
5:35you can really customize and spend some
5:37time building these things out. Where
5:39I'm excited for this going forward is
5:41maybe you're building some internal
5:43apps. So, things like hot leads, if
5:45people are signing up to your website,
5:46Google Analytics dashboards, so website
5:49visitors, maybe overlaying that data on
5:52top of things like social mentions, on
5:54top of newsletter performance, and
5:55creating this kind of command center
5:57from a marketing perspective. I think
5:59it's really interesting. We can also do
6:00that from a sales perspective, like what
6:02are the conversions, how is that
6:03looking, and you can give access here to
6:06the wider team depending on what plan
6:08you're on, because everyone then can
6:09have this artifact as well, right? Which
6:11I think's pretty cool. You can also
6:13download it. Here we've got the option
6:14to download it as like a static kind of
6:17report as well. So yeah, check it out.