Spenting 10k$ for a experiment is crazy
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Physical billboards are dead. We spent $10,000 to prove it. Experiment #1
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Most creators scroll hours for viral ideas
by the time they find one it's already cooked.
so i built an ai agent that does it for me 24/7
it watches and analyzes the biggest accounts in any niche it ignores every post till it finds an outlier with 50k+ Views
Once it hits , it breaks down exactly why it blew up
The hook , the structure , everything
it saves it to my library automatically and stores the data
im not scroling anymore My agent runs on its own and tracks the outliers
i built ts Agent on @adaptiveai And the best thing is i made this on my Iphone
Follow QT and reply 'adaptive ai' for the link + how i made it
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this AI agent just turned Reddit into my personal lead machine for my agency.
day 1 and i already made $2,840 here’s what it’s doing on autopilot:
-> scraping high-intent posts from reddit (Streamers + SaaS founders)
-> filtering the best clipping agency opportunities
-> generating personalized pitch emails
-> updating my master sheet in real time
-> running 24/7 with zero manual work
no more manually scrolling subreddits.
no more wasting time on bad leads.
reply “adaptive ai" and I’ll send you the exact agent prompt i used (must be following so i can dm)
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What’s crazy is that i made these 5 apps in about 1 hour.
Without tools like Adaptive AI, this could easily take a month
use adaptive ai -> adaptive.ai
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Lets go back to 2022.
If you wanted to build an app, you needed a high budget and experienced developers.
And it would take at least 2 weeks maybe even longer.
Now in 2026?
You just describe what you want to an AI and it builds your full app. no coding or team required
You might be wondering… what AI actually does this?
The answer is simple: Adaptive AI.
I’ve been testing Adaptive AI for a few weeks now, and on my first day I built 5 apps.
Here are the 5 apps I made:
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remember when openclaw on a mac mini felt like the future?
adaptive just made it look slow.
reddit drops a negative review → agent finds it, drafts a response in your tone, pings you with full context. a PR lands → agent reviews the diff, flags the risk, leaves the comment before your team sees it. calendly books a meeting → agent researches the person and sends you a brief before the call.
this isn't automation. this is a teammate who's always faster than you.
openclaw needed a mac mini. adaptive doesn't even need you.
Adaptive@adaptiveai
Introducing Triggered Agents AI agents that take action when things happen. Shopify stock low → Adaptive finds the supplier and drafts the PO. Stripe payment fails → Adaptive reads the history and starts recovery. GitHub PR opened → agent reviews the diff and flags the risk. We want you to try it for free. Share a use case in the comments to get $50 of Adaptive credits.
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How triggered AI agents actually feel:
→ you connect your apps once
→ set simple if-this-then-that logic
→ agents monitor events 24/7
→ tasks start running automatically
→ errors get handled before you notice
→ you just focus on building
Adaptive@adaptiveai
Introducing Triggered Agents AI agents that take action when things happen. Shopify stock low → Adaptive finds the supplier and drafts the PO. Stripe payment fails → Adaptive reads the history and starts recovery. GitHub PR opened → agent reviews the diff and flags the risk. We want you to try it for free. Share a use case in the comments to get $50 of Adaptive credits.
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