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DocsClaude and ChatGPT

What you can ask

Examples, what each network sorts by and what the chat gets.

Ask in your own words, in any conversation. It needs the network, the account and what to sort by; if you don't say how many, it sorts the latest 25.

Examples

  • “Sort @nasa's last 100 reels by views and tell me what the top five have in common.”
  • “Which of @MrBeast's videos from the last month did best?”
  • “Give me @NASA's 50 most-liked tweets and group them by topic.”
  • “Which posts in williamhgates's LinkedIn activity got the most comments?”

What each network sorts by

NetworkSorts by
Instagramviews (in Reels), likes, comments
TikTokviews, likes, comments
Xviews, likes, comments
YouTubeviews, likes
Threadslikes, comments
LinkedInlikes, comments

On all of them, also by newest, oldest or by outlier: the posts that beat that account's usual numbers the most.

What the chat gets

The sorted posts, with the same columns as when you export by hand: the link, the type, the numbers, the outlier score, the date and the text. With that, the app can summarize them, compare them or look for patterns with you.