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Workflow guide

Run a Last30Days workflow that turns current chatter into a usable brief.

This page is for teams that want Last30Days-grade recency research, but need the output packaged as a reusable c8c workflow instead of one long ad hoc run.

When to use this

Recency research is valuable, but it gets hard to reuse when the whole process lives inside one dense research session.

c8c turns the Last30Days pattern into a repeatable flow with a visible research pass and a clean decision-brief handoff.

From the repo

The repo gives you a powerful recency-research engine, but the handoff from raw scan to decision brief is still on you.
Current findings can stay trapped inside one long run instead of becoming an installable workflow another operator can inspect.
The next topic often starts with reconstructing the same research ritual from memory.

Inside c8c

Carry one topic from multi-source scan into a concise operator brief without rebuilding the prompt stack.
Keep the source-backed research output visible before turning it into a recommendation layer.
Rerun the same 30-day research system on the next tool, company, or trend without reassembling the workflow.

Matching workflows

Start with these workflows

Start with the flow that best matches the outcome you want.

Research

Last30Days Signal Brief

Research current signal from the last 30 days

~6-10 min.

When

You need to know what informed operators are saying right now before deciding, building, or writing.

Input

A topic, comparison, or question, plus optional intended use, audience, and platforms to emphasize

Output

A 30-day research brief with cited findings, repeated patterns, weak-signal caveats, and recommended next moves

How

Runs last30days across current social, video, forum, and web signals, then distills the findings into a cited operator brief

Source: Last30Days

Next step

Turn this into a reusable workflow.

If this is the direction you want, start with one of the workflows above or browse the full Last30Dayscollection.