Account teardown and diagnosis

How that account actually works, and how yours should

Creator Account Teardown reads a creator account from screenshots, a bio, pasted posts, or a handle on Douyin, TikTok, Xiaohongshu, Instagram, YouTube, or X, and names its positioning, audience, content matrix, repeated hooks, and cadence. That system becomes your own positioning line, bio, content pillars, viral formula, and ten-post opening plan, with your first post produced as a 9:16 cover and a voiced MP3 script. Creator Account Teardown works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.

Install Creator Account Teardown and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/creator-account-teardown/install.md

For agents:Install guideMarkdown version

Send it to WorkBuddy, Codex, Claude Code, or another agent to install. Sign in once the first time you use it.GitHub ↗Docs ↗

Creator Account Teardown

What a real account teardown leaves you holding

01

Every number traced to where it came from

The diagnosis is built on an evidence table where each metric, caption, and profile detail carries its source, and an unstated figure stays marked as unstated.

02

The system, not the highlight reel

Positioning, the audience the copy actually assumes, pillars with their shares and formats, the hook move the top posts repeat, and the cadence behind the grid.

03

It ends with a post, not a report

Your positioning line, bio, content matrix, reusable hook formula, and a ten-post opening plan — plus the first post with its cover image rendered and its script voiced.

How it is made

01 · Start from what you can see

Screenshots, a bio, and a pasted post list are enough

Bring the profile, the recent posts with whatever view, like, comment, save, and share counts are visible, and a few captions.

Profile screenshots and the bio · Recent posts with their visible numbers · A few full captions · What you are building

02 · Take it apart

Positioning, audience, matrix, hook pattern, cadence

An evidence table with sources, then the system underneath the grid — including the account's weak point and the gap between it and yours.

Evidence table with sources · Positioning and audience read · Content matrix with pillar shares · The hook pattern its best posts repeat · Cadence and the gap against your account

03 · Then build yours

Positioning, pillars, hook formula, and a produced first post

A template you can run again, ending in one post produced: cover wording rendered as artwork and the script delivered as a voiced track.

Positioning line and a ready-to-paste bio · Content pillars with formats, shares, and cadence · A reusable hook formula with worked examples · A ten-post opening plan · First post: rendered cover and voiced script

Every time an account is the starting point

Study the account that owns your niche

Work out what carries a competitor's grid and where the opening for yours is.

Start a new account with a plan

Turn a benchmark account into your positioning, pillars, cadence, and first ten posts.

Restart an account that stalled

Put your own grid beside a working one and see which pillar, format, and hook to change first.

Inputs and outputs

Input · Text — A handle or profile link, a bio, or pasted recent posts with their counts

Input · Image — Profile screenshots or your current cover (optional)

Formats
JPG, PNG, WEBP

Output · Text — Account diagnosis and build template: positioning, bio, content pillars, viral formula, and opening plan

Specifications
editable

Output · Image — First post cover

Formats
PNG
Specifications
1 image per request; 2K; aspect ratios 9:16

Output · Audio — Voiced first-post script

Formats
MP3

Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service

Questions

What do I need to start?

Whatever you can see on the account: profile screenshots, the bio, a pasted list of recent posts with their visible view, like, and comment counts, and a few captions. Plus a sentence about what you are building and who you are.

Where do the numbers in the diagnosis come from?

From public data read at your request or from what you supplied. Each row of the evidence table names its source, a looked-up figure also carries the time it was read, and a figure neither source has is marked as unstated.

What do I get at the end?

The evidence table, the full diagnosis, the gap read against your own account, a positioning line, a bio, a content matrix with pillar shares and cadence, a reusable hook formula with worked examples, a ten-post opening plan, and the first post produced — its cover image rendered and its script delivered as a voiced track.

Related Skills

Stop screenshotting accounts you never learn anything from

More Social content Skills