Trend Spotter

skl_955e5885-a9c8-5937-9daa-2aa41eaf9f2b

sandbase/trend-spotter

Identify emerging trends early by monitoring signals across Twitter trending, TikTok viral content, YouTube rising videos, Google News velocity, and Reddit community buzz. Combines platform-specific trend indicators into a unified trend confidence score.

Also works with: X (Twitter), TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Weibo

Default version
1
Availability
Public

Install Skill

NPX

npx -y skills add https://github.com/sandbaseai/sandbase-skills/tree/main/research/trend-spotter
  • SandBase Agent: Supported
  • Claude: Supported
  • Codex: Supported
  • Cursor: Supported

Tools & Endpoints

6 API endpoints

Dependencies declared by this Skill. Configure the MCP connection in your Agent separately.

API endpoints

  1. twitter_web_trending
  2. tiktok_app_v3_home_feed
  3. youtube_web_v2_general_search
  4. google_news_bulk_articles
  5. reddit_app_popular_feed
  6. weibo_web_hot_search

About this Skill

Identify emerging trends early by monitoring signals across Twitter trending, TikTok viral content, YouTube rising videos, Google News velocity, and Reddit community buzz. Combines platform-specific trend indicators into a unified trend confidence score.

Use it in an Agent

Select this public Skill or an organization Skill when configuring an Agent. Each saved Agent version pins the selected Skill version.

Questions about this Skill.

What does this Skill need to run?

An agent connected to SandBase. Trend Spotter declares 6 SandBase API endpoints; your agent calls them through the MCP connection you configure, and the calls are billed to your SandBase organization.

Which agents can use it?

The Skill declares support for SandBase Agent, Claude, Codex, Cursor. Install it with the NPX command on this page, or select it when configuring a SandBase Agent.

Can I run it on this page?

No. API Skills run in your own agent with your SandBase account. This page shows what the Skill declares and how to install it.

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