Market Research & Product Factory

This workflow uses the Last 30 Days skill to mine Reddit and X for real pain points from the last 30 days, then has OpenClaw build a solution to one of those problems — a research-to-product pipeline with zero coding on your part.

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Requirements

  • The Last 30 Days skill by Matt Van Horde is required.
  • A Telegram or Discord integration is needed for receiving research reports.

How to use

You can schedule weekly research to stay on top of evolving pain points in your market.

  1. Install the Last 30 Days skill.
Install this skill: https://github.com/mvanhorn/last30days-skill/

  1. Run research on any topic.
Please use the Last 30 Days skill to research challenges people are
having with [your topic here].

Organize the findings into:
- Top pain points (ranked by frequency)
- Specific complaints and feature requests
- Gaps in existing solutions
- Opportunities for a new product

  1. Pick a pain point and have OpenClaw build a solution.
Build me an MVP that solves [pain point from research].
Keep it simple — just the core functionality.
Ship it as a web app I can share with people.

  1. For ongoing market intelligence, schedule regular research.
Every Monday morning, use the Last 30 Days skill to research what
people are saying about [your niche] on Reddit and X. Summarize the
top opportunities and send them to my Telegram.

A real world example shows the pipeline in action.

"Use the Last 30 Days skill to research challenges people are having with OpenClaw."

Results:
- Setup difficulty: Many users struggle with initial configuration
- Skill discovery: People can't find skills that do what they need
- Cost concerns: Users want cheaper model alternatives

→ "Build me a simple web app that makes OpenClaw setup easier with a guided wizard."

OpenClaw builds the app. You ship it. You have a product.

Source: hesamsheikh/awesome-openclaw-usecases and its contributors. License: MIT.

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Translation and editorial adaptation by ClawCases.

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