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Find and rank audiences with Klinko Audience Finder, powered by the Klinko MCP integration for Codex and Claude Code.

Audience Finder is an AI market research skill that organizes current market evidence into a ranked shortlist of candidate audiences. It separates visible groups from commercially relevant ones, explains who is most worth serving first, and shows what evidence or validation could change that decision.
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Describe the market question directly; the Skill applies a consistent research standard and output.
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Use it when “our customer could be anyone” is blocking product, positioning, or acquisition decisions. The skill creates a defensible starting point without pretending market evidence is a representative census.
Map recurring identities, situations, jobs, and problem language in the supplied market scope.
Distinguish frequent discussion from urgency, buying motivation, fit, and ability to act.
Rank candidate audiences and state assumptions, contradictory evidence, and the next validation.
Use the complete question, then ask for evidence boundaries and the next test. The Skill keeps the research path consistent while the market question changes.
We are building an AI meeting assistant for small professional-service firms. Which audiences should we investigate first in the US?
Separate conclusions supported by public evidence from inferences, and show what information is still missing.
What new evidence is most likely to change the recommendation, and what should I validate next?
QUESTIONWe are building an AI meeting assistant for small professional-service firms. Which audiences should we investigate first in the US?
The skill may separate client-facing boutique consultancies, specialist agencies, and small legal teams instead of treating “small business” as one audience, then rank them against observable urgency and workflow fit.
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