Powerful Plugins

Genre Scout

Ready-to-run Claude Cowork tools that do the slow, repetitive parts of writing and publishing for you.

Genre Scout

Stop guessing what to write. Find the lanes that actually sell.

Genre Scout is a Claude Cowork plugin that does your market research for you. Instead of pouring months into a book in a genre nobody's buying, you point it at the categories you love and it hands back the profitable, low-competition lanes worth writing into, in minutes.

You're not chasing trends you hate. You're finding the sweet spot where what you enjoy writing meets what readers are actually paying for.

Sound familiar?

You wrote a book you loved, then watched it sink to page 47 of Amazon with no sales.
You can tell some genres are hot, but you can't tell which ones are already saturated.
You've burned hours scrolling bestseller lists trying to reverse-engineer what's working.
You want a lane that fits you and pays, without the guesswork.

How Genre Scout works

Tell it what you love

Give it the genres and tropes you actually enjoy reading and writing.

It reads the market

It weighs reader demand against competition to find where the real openings are.

You get your shortlist

A handful of profitable, low-competition lanes, the tropes readers are buying, and the angle that helps you stand out.

Write with confidence

Take the winning lane straight into your next book, knowing there's an audience waiting.

What you get

The Genre Scout plugin, ready to drop into Claude Cowork.
Copy-paste prompts that surface profitable, low-competition tropes on demand.
A simple workflow you can run for every new book you plan.
Instant download, lifetime use, and free updates.
No tech skills needed. If you can paste a message, you can run it.

Questions, answered

Do I need to be techy?

Not at all. If you can paste a message into Claude, you can run Genre Scout. Every step is spelled out.

Isn't this just ChatGPT prompts?

It's a structured Cowork plugin built for one job, finding profitable lanes, so you get a real, weighted answer instead of a vague brainstorm.

How is this different from just browsing Amazon myself?

It does in minutes what takes hours of manual digging, and it weighs demand against competition so you don't pick a lane that's already saturated.

Will it write the book for me?

Genre Scout finds the lane. From there, Story Engine turns it into a full outline and the rest of the Cowork plugins help you draft, edit, and launch.