Stop tracking your content performance on Google Sheets

Stop tracking your content performance on Google Sheets. Claude just built me a custom social media command center that tracks how well my personal brand is doing. And if you're a content creator, you can make one as well. Here's how. Recently, Claude introduced a new feature called /goal and it's insane. You basically give Claude a task and it does not stop until it figures out how to accomplish it. This was the exact feature I used to build my custom dashboard. All I did was go to Claude Code, type in /goal and then put in this prompt. Then after a couple of minutes, I came back to find this page. On the front page, we have my total audience count on both platforms and it's scrolling down. I can see my engagement rate on each of it. It even shows videos. I've been posting over the past 10 weeks. The best part is that all the numbers you see here automatically update in real time. Whenever I open up the dashboard, it pulls fresh data from my TikTok and Instagram accounts. I never need to enter anything manually. I won't lie, getting that live sync to work took me almost 2 hours to figure out. Which is why I set up a step-by-step on the entire process without any of the headaches. Just comment the word "social" below and I'll send you the guide to set up your own social media dashboard. If you're still tracking your content performance on a spreadsheet, this is the dashboard you need, it'll pull live data from your TikTok and IG accounts and runs privately on your browser. #claudecode #aitools #contentcreators #buildinpublic #vibecoding