What problem does it solve?
Manually sifting through scattered user feedback across public forums, support tickets, and internal channels to identify critical UX issues is time-consuming and often leads to missed high-impact pain points for digital products. This skill automates that research process to deliver clear, evidence-backed insights quickly.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Multi-source evidence aggregation: Pulls user feedback from public platforms (Reddit, X/Twitter, Hacker News, Stack Overflow, GitHub issues) and internal sources (Slack, Gong, support tickets, project management tools) when accessible.
- Prioritized problem ranking: Clusters feedback into categorized UX friction areas (onboarding, docs, workflows, billing, etc.) and ranks issues by severity, frequency, and product impact to highlight the most critical fixes.
- Structured research briefs: Delivers easy-to-consume reports that separate observed evidence from inference, include source citations, and map recommendations to actionable timelines.
- Use Case: For example, if your team is rolling out a new SaaS onboarding flow, use this skill to quickly identify the top 3 friction points users are hitting during sign-up from public support forums and your internal help desk tickets.
Quick Start
Use the research skill to identify the top UX pain points for your project management tool from public user feedback and internal support tickets.