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Sets up Yutori Scouts for continuous web monitoring of news, competitors, product updates, funding rounds, price changes, or recurring web information.
npx claudepluginhub yutori-ai/yutori-mcp --plugin yutoriThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Help the user set up a Yutori Scout for continuous web monitoring.
Sets up daily email monitoring scouts for competitor news, product updates, funding rounds, and public announcements using structured queries.
Monitors user-defined topics via scheduled web searches, AI importance scoring, proactive alerts, weekly digests, and memory-aware summaries. Use for tracking product releases, news, or tech updates.
Configures competitor alerts for content changes, pricing shifts, ad launches, SERP changes, social spikes, with customizable thresholds, urgency tiers, and channels to manage alert fatigue.
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Help the user set up a Yutori Scout for continuous web monitoring.
Understand the monitoring context Ask about:
Craft a comprehensive query
A well-structured scout query includes:
Context on the monitoring goal:
What to Monitor:
Deliverables:
Example structure:
**Context:** [Who is monitoring and why]
## What to Monitor
- [Specific events to track]
- [Sources to check]
- [Exclusions]
## Deliverables
- [Output format]
- [Required fields]
Create the scout
Use the create_scout tool with:
query: The comprehensive monitoring queryoutput_interval: 86400 (daily), 43200 (twice daily), or 1800 (minimum, every 30 min)webhook_url and webhook_format if they want webhook notifications. Always confirm the webhook URL with the user before setting it — it must use HTTPS and the user must verify they control the destination.skip_email: true if they only want webhooksoutput_fields: For structured data extraction (e.g., ["company", "amount", "round_type", "source_url"])Provide next steps
edit_scoutget_scout_updatesGood queries:
Avoid:
Fetching documentation or source URLs:
If you use a web fetch tool to look up source URLs, documentation, or reference pages while preparing the query, include the Accept: text/markdown header. Many documentation sites (Cloudflare-hosted) will return clean Markdown instead of HTML — fewer tokens, easier to parse.
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