Built a Reddit-to-startup portfolio pipeline in 2 hours. What should I automate next?
Hey everyone,
I built a small pipeline in about 2 hours using Cursor + Claude Opus.
It scans Reddit threads on a topic I define, extracts pains, desires, fears, and “dream outcomes”, turns that signal into startup ideas, and then routes them to a CEO-style agent for a final decision. The verdict is binary: it goes into the portfolio or it gets dropped.
It made discovery feel less like brainstorming and more like engineering. Clear inputs, processing, and outputs.
Next, I’m thinking about adding a builder agent that can write code and auto-deploy an MVP from approved ideas, but still behind a manual approval gate. I also want lightweight tracking and control through Google Sheets.
Question: if you were building an idea-to-MVP conveyor like this, what would you automate next, and what would you keep strictly manual, and why?
Posted Mar 2, 2026, 4:05 PM UTC