Two sampled captions cover size comparisons, making this a broader topic lead than the single care example.
Proposed copy · Verify before use
Which size belongs in your everyday bag? Let’s measure it.
See the action plan
Show your own bottles beside a ruler using verified dimensions.
Demonstrate one named bag or holder; show the limits of that example.
Ask which real-world fit comparison viewers want next.
What to learn
Suggested manual review after seven days: record the specific fit questions still appearing. Do not claim fewer support questions without comparable support data.
Confirm first
Verified dimensions
The exact bag or holder used in the demonstration
Production assumption: one simple demonstration with existing products
Test nextEvidence: TT01
Show the care process clearly
One sampled caption describes lid cleaning. Treat this as a tentative education idea.
Proposed copy · Verify before use
The lid, step by step: a care walkthrough.
See the action plan
Lay out the lid and approved cleaning supplies.
Show only care steps your product team has verified.
Invite one follow-up care question instead of promising maintenance-free use.
What to learn
Record unresolved care questions after the test; use those questions to decide whether a fuller FAQ is useful.
Confirm first
Approved care instructions
Production assumption: one short demonstration
Inspect the 4 fictional evidence rows
These are invented examples, not live social posts.
TT01
How we clean the lid: three simple steps.
tiktok · Sample profile · 12,000 views · Published 2026-10-01
TT02
Our bottle sizes, side by side.
tiktok · Sample profile · 8,000 views · Published 2026-10-02
IG01
Which bottle fits your bag? Compare the dimensions.
instagram · Sample profile · 9,000 views · Published 2026-10-01
IG02
Meet the autumn colors.
instagram · Sample profile · 15,000 views · Published 2026-10-03
Install the skill and attach the example JSON to your assistant. Ask it to use sourcevine-competitor-brief to analyze the supplied fictional evidence offline, with no URL fetching or MCP calls. Label the result a demo. Your assistant’s own usage charges may apply.
The fixture is marked illustrative: true and uses non-resolving example URLs. Its charge fields describe fictional cached readings, not spending during this exercise.
Workflow
How the skill works.
01
Connect your assistant
Set up Sourcevine MCP and install the skill in Codex or Claude Code.
02
Add the profiles and context
Provide profile urls, business context, optional previous snapshot and a credit limit. The skill estimates the cost before reading.
03
Keep the snapshot
Act on the brief now. Supply the saved snapshot next time to compare what changed.
Install this skill
Add Competitor Content Brief to your assistant.
Choose your client and run its command on macOS or Linux. For live data, connect Sourcevine MCP once. The fictional examples work offline.
1. Confirm your account and save a key.Start setup →
After setup, paste this prompt into your assistant and replace the placeholders.
Use the Sourcevine competitor brief skill for these TikTok and Instagram profiles:
[paste up to five profile URLs here]
Our business and audience: [add context].
Use at most 20 credits and one recent-post page per profile.
Prioritize up to three original content tests with hooks, outlines and a learning plan.
Link each to evidence and flag facts to confirm.
Save the HTML and Markdown brief, CSV evidence and JSON snapshot.
Limits
What the sample covers.
Known TikTok and Instagram profiles only. No niche-wide discovery or ad-library analysis.
Topics come from returned captions and descriptions. The skill does not watch videos or analyze their visual hooks.
A recent-post page may contain pinned or older posts. It is not necessarily a complete week of activity.
Previous snapshots support comparisons only when the identities, collection times and metrics match.