Reddit Research Deck

Task

Research a product or company using @google_searchName it "google_search" and call it with @google_search to find relevant Reddit discussions, then use @Reddit/Extract Reddit Post and @Reddit/Extract Reddit CommentsName it "Reddit/Extract Reddit Comments" and call it with @Reddit/Extract Reddit Comments to gather real user opinions. Finally, use @Gamma/Create GenerationName it "Gamma/Create Generation" and call it with @Gamma/Create Generation to create a polished presentation with your findings.

Example: Research what people are saying about Notion on Reddit and create a competitive analysis deck.

Input

The user will provide a product, company, or topic to research.

Example: "Research what people say about Linear on Reddit" or "Create a competitive analysis deck for Figma vs Canva"

Context

What to Search For

Google searches to find Reddit discussions:

• "[Product] site:reddit.com"
• "[Product] review site:reddit.com"
• "[Product] vs [Competitor] site:reddit.com"
• "[Product] problems site:reddit.com"
• "[Product] alternative site:reddit.com"

From Reddit posts and comments:

• What do users love about it?
• What frustrations do they have?
• How does it compare to alternatives?
• What use cases do people mention?
• Any deal-breakers or must-haves?

Search Strategy

1. Google search for relevant Reddit threads (aim for 5-10 good discussions)
2. Extract the most upvoted/engaged posts
3. Pull comments to get detailed opinions
4. Synthesize findings into themes
5. Generate a Gamma deck with insights

What Counts as a Valid Result

• Prioritize posts with high engagement (upvotes, comments)
• Focus on recent discussions (last 1-2 years)
• Include direct quotes for authenticity
• Note the subreddit context
• Distinguish power users from casual users

Output

Research Summary: (before generating deck)

• Threads analyzed: [count]
• Total comments reviewed: [count]
• Key subreddits: [list]

Gamma Deck Structure: Generate a presentation with these sections:

1. Overview — What is [Product] and who uses it
2. What Users Love — Top 3-5 praised features with quotes
3. Pain Points — Top 3-5 complaints with quotes
4. Competitive Positioning — How users compare it to alternatives
5. User Segments — Who's using it and for what
6. Key Takeaways — Summary and implications