What Claude can pull from Huntit

Once connected, Claude can read essentially everything your portal shows — through a small set of tools it picks from on its own. Here is the map, in the order Claude usually uses it.

Your structure

Claude can list your clients, their brands & creators, and each tracked profile, with platforms and winner counts. That's how "the skincare competitor" in your question becomes the right profile in the answer.

It also learns your content themes, so it searches sensibly even when your wording doesn't match a theme name exactly.

Post search

The workhorse. Claude searches your tracked posts with the same filters you have: client, brand, brand type — just the competitors, just the inspiration brands, or just your client's own — profile, platform, date range, winners only, post type, content group and content type.

It sorts by views, velocity, engagement or recency, and it can filter on your team's own ★ favorite and ✓ reviewed marks, which show on every result row. Free-text search runs across hooks, summaries, transcripts and captions.

Results come back as compact lists, and Claude narrows or pages for more when it needs to.

Full post detail

For any post — by its Huntit entry, or by pasting the post's link from the platform — Claude gets the complete picture: the full transcript, every AI-discovery field including the filming setup on a video, the metrics with their growth history, badge details, and a direct link to the media you can open yourself.

That growth history is what lets it compare how two posts grew in their first day.

For a carousel, every slide rides the answer as an actual image, in order, and Claude reads them itself. A slide that's a short video clip rather than a still is named in its place instead of being skipped. Slides and the transcript come with the default fuller answer; a deliberately short read skips them.

For a video over the 5-minute AI-analysis limit, Claude is handed a line saying the AI read was skipped, and that metrics, tracking and badges are unaffected.

The analyses

Claude reads a post's intelligence brief — all seven sections, What Looks Reusable and Fragile Dependencies and Idea Sparks among them — together with your agency's custom analysis output when one exists.

It also reads comments intelligence: the five audience layers of objections, desires, questions, trust signals and audience phrases.

If an analysis hasn't been generated yet, Claude says so and offers to run it — see actions from chat.

Profile summaries

One ask — "brief me on this profile" — pulls a whole-profile read: identity, stats, follower evolution, calibration state, recent winners, and the themes that keep showing up in its Briefs and comments.

It's the same numbers behind the profile page's charts, delivered as something Claude can talk through.

What's rising right now

Claude can check the velocity radar — the posts accelerating above their usual pace in the last hours. Useful when you want to catch momentum early; for confirmed winners, it searches the vault instead.

Your stored reports

Claude lists a client's stored Monthly and Quarterly reports and reads any of them in full — the same numbers and sections your client sees. Summarize one, compare two periods, or turn a report into a client email.

Claude answers in English, even for a client whose report is written in another language — the report itself is the translated artifact.

How Huntit works

Ask Claude a product question — what a badge means, why a profile still says Calibrating, how to add a teammate — and it reads this help center and answers from the article, with a link to it.

If no article covers the question, it says so instead of guessing.

What Claude does NOT get

Claude works from Huntit's extracted fields. It doesn't watch video on its own — an on-demand watch exists as an action, in actions from chat.

The honest boundary is video versus stills: a video's link opens for you, the human, while a carousel's slides are handed to Claude as images it reads directly.

And the connection only ever sees your own agency's data. Access follows your sign-in and your membership.