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Scout / Conversation discovery, with Chief

Decide which conversation deserves your attention.

Scout does social listening for X. It reads public conversations that match the topics, products and competitors you choose, then keeps the ones that fit your audience. Each comes with its source and the reason it matters. Scout never replies or posts.

Hire Chief What a match includes

Comes with Chief · Never replies or posts

Relevance first. Volume never.

A keyword match is not the same as a relevant conversation. Scout checks each match against your audience and drops the ones that only use the right words.

In the product

What a match includes.

The original post: A link to the post on X.
Who and when: The author and the date it was posted.
The matching term: Which of your topics, products or competitors it matched.
Relevance: How closely Scout judged it fits your audience.
Why it matters: One line on the reason it was kept.
A proposed next step: A suggestion you can take, change or ignore.

Matches appear in Scout’s own view, where you can hand one to Chief.

Fields Scout shows for each match. This is not a real match and shows no results.

You choose what matters. Scout does the reading.

01
Set what to watch
Topics, competitors, product names and people. Scout can propose a starting list from Stash.
02
Keep what fits your audience
Each match is judged against the audience in Stash and comes with a reason.
03
Hand the good ones to Chief
Hand a match to Chief for a draft you approve or edit. Or open the source and act yourself.

For founders whose buyers talk in public.

Illustrative professional scenes.

Founders selling to technical buyers
Find the questions your product answers while they are still being asked.
Specialists close to a niche
Spend your time on the conversations where your answer helps.
Founders watching a category
Notice how people talk about competitors and the problem you solve.

Getting started

What you give Scout. What you review.

01
Connect X and set your terms
Start from Scout’s proposal from Stash and edit it.
02
Review the matches
Read the source and the reason. Discard what doesn’t fit.
03
Decide what happens next
Open the conversation yourself, or hand it to Chief for a draft you approve.

Scout reads. You decide.

Scout never replies, posts or messages anyone. Anything that goes out starts as a draft you approve, or as something you do yourself.

The offer

Comes with Chief

Scout is not sold on its own and has no separate price.

Scout comes with Chief.

Scout is part of the Chief plan. It has no price of its own, and the Core Squad plan does not include it.

Hire Chief →

Questions about Scout.

Today Scout reads public posts on X, using your connected X account. Threads, Bluesky and Reddit are not available yet. Scout does not monitor LinkedIn.

No. Scout never replies or posts. You can hand a conversation to Chief, which prepares a draft for you to approve or edit, or act on it yourself.

A relevant conversation is a starting point for your judgment, not a qualified lead. Scout shows why a match seems relevant so you can decide quickly.

Scout checks once a day and pauses when many matches are waiting for your review.

No. Scout comes with Chief and has no price of its own. The Core Squad plan does not include it.

A connected X account and the topics, products and competitors you care about. The audience in Stash helps Scout judge relevance.

Guides and documentation

Social listening for founders →Choosing a listening tool →Social listening →Meet Chief →

Use Scout from your AI assistant

Scout works inside FeedSquad and has no MCP tools. Your assistant can check whether your account includes Chief, and with it Scout, through FeedSquad MCP.

get_plans: See which plans and agents your account includes (not offered in ChatGPT).
get_usage: See your current plan and limits.