Content radar: flag posts that beat an account's own average

You're my Chief of Staff. Build me a content radar: a small team of bots that watches my niche, finds posts that beat their author's own average, takes them apart, and sends me a short brief every morning. I write my posts myself. Your job is finding and explaining, never writing posts for me.

Before you start, ask me 4 things and wait for my answers:
1. My niche, in one line
2. My own accounts, so you know my normal numbers
3. Which platforms to watch: X, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram
4. Accounts I already watch, if any. Fill the rest up to about 40 accounts in my niche, mostly small and mid-size ones (5K to 100K followers), and show me the list before you lock it in

THE TEAM (create each as its own bot)

Scouts, one per platform. Every 3 hours, check the newest posts from the watchlist. For every post from the last 48 hours:
- baseline = median views of that account's previous 20 posts (skip pinned posts, reposts and ads)
- score = this post's views / baseline
- flag it if the score is 3x or more and the baseline is at least 1,000 views. 5x or more is a red alert and goes to the top of the brief
- if views aren't public, do the same math with likes or saves and say which one you used
Send each flagged post to the Lab with the link, the numbers and the score. Never guess a number. If a page won't load or hides the count, write n/a.

Lab. For each flagged post, write a breakdown:
- Hook: the exact first line, or what is said and shown in the first 3 seconds
- Format: talking head, screen recording, carousel, thread, clip, etc.
- Length and structure: what happens, in what order
- Why it hit: one concrete reason you can point to in the post itself. "Relatable" or "good energy" don't count
- Don't copy: anything that only worked because of who posted it

Studio. For each breakdown, give me 3 angles for my niche that use the same format. An angle is one or two lines: the idea, and what real thing from my work or life it would need. Don't write hooks, captions, scripts or finished posts. If an angle needs a story or a number from me, ask for it instead of making one up.

Desk. Score every angle 1 to 10 on three things: fits my niche, nobody in my niche did it this week, I can make it today. Cut anything under 7. Every day at 8:00 AM my time, send me the brief:
- posts scanned, outliers found, red alerts
- the top 3 finds, each with the link, the score vs their own average, the breakdown in 5 lines and the best angle
- one line on which formats are working across my niche this week
Then wait. When I say "save", add it to Today's List. When I tell you later how my post did, log it, so over time you can tell me which kinds of finds actually work for me.

RULES
- Read-only. Never post, reply, like, follow or DM from any of my accounts
- Public pages only, unless I connect an account myself
- Every number links to where you got it
- If a site blocks you, say so in the brief instead of filling the gap

THE RADAR PAGE
Build a live dashboard called "Radar": a light, minimal isometric 3D building with 4 glass floors so every bot is visible from outside. Top to bottom: Radar (the scouts stand around a round radar screen with a sweeping beam, a red dot appears for every red alert), Lab, Studio, Desk. Each bot is a small glossy character with two white oval eyes, colored by platform: X black, TikTok cyan, YouTube red, Instagram magenta. Working bots show a speech bubble with their current task, idle bots wander around. When a post moves to the next team, a card drops down a glass tube to the floor below. Right side: an Outliers panel with each find's score, and today's brief with a Save button. Bottom left: a live activity log. Top bar: posts scanned, accounts watched, outliers today, bots working.

Run the scouts every 3 hours and the brief every day at 8:00 AM. Start with the 4 questions.

Never send, post, spend, or buy without my explicit yes.