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Export a built audience as platform-ready files — confirms the platforms, the scale, and the identifier types with the user, then materializes the audience once on this thread, batch by batch, and runs each platform's deterministic writer script, returning the finished files and honest row counts. Contact identifiers only by default; device IDs (mobile-ad IDs) ride an after-export pass added only when the user asks for them. Meta, Google, Reddit, and TikTok are the supported platforms, one or several at once. Never runs unconfirmed. Not a user command — /watt:audience is the front door. Use when an export-shaped ask arrives — "export it", "push it to Meta", "push it to Google and Reddit", "push it to TikTok", the audience as a file.

Read who a supplied list of people is — take a list of people as identifiers (emails, phones, names, addresses, inline or as a CSV) to resolve, or as already-resolved entity IDs (a roster from grouping, or a pasted entity-ID set), and render the discovered half of the read (the traits that define them against the world by lift, plus segmentation). No specified-signals section — the user gave people, not signals. The list way into audience-analyze, behind /watt:audience. Aggregates only — never individual records, never an export. Not a user command. Use when the user brings a list of people and asks who they are — "profile my customer list", "what do these people have in common", "read this roster's groups".

Read who a market is, starting from a plain-English brief — discover → pivot → read. The discovery-first way into audience-analyze, behind /watt:audience; size is an output, never a target. Aggregates only — never individual records, never an export. Not a user command. Use when a read-shaped ask arrives with a brief and no signals yet — "who's in the market for X", "profile this audience", "an audience profile for my client".

Read who a built audience reaches when the signals are already in hand — a signal stack fresh from generate, an explore pool, a pasted audience record, or signals the user names — skip discovery, materialize, and render the two-section read (your signals + discovered). The signals-in-hand way into audience-analyze, behind /watt:audience. Aggregates only — never individual records, never an export. Not a user command. Use when a built audience is in session or the user supplies its signals and asks who's in it — "who's actually in this audience", "what do these people look like".

Read who a built audience reaches, as aggregates over a deterministic sample — and, on request, a shareable signal membership report. The read step behind /watt:audience; routes to the way in that fits what the user has — a brief, signals they already hold, or a list of people. Aggregates only — never individual records, never contact data, never an ad-platform export. Not a user command — /watt:audience is the front door. Use when a read-shaped ask arrives — "who's actually in this audience", "what do these people look like", "an audience profile for my client" — or to sanity-check a signal stack before exporting.

Build a person audience from an owned list — customers, leads, accounts — resolving it to Watt entity IDs and emitting a roster, or learning what defines it and handing back a tunable signal pool. The list-anchored way into a build, behind /watt:audience. Four plays — resolve-only, expand (households via addresses), lookalike (the signals that define the list, to tune), overlay (score and rank against signals); group and traverse aren't built. Produces a roster of entity IDs or a signal pool — never an export, never contact data. Not a user command — /watt:audience is the front door. Use when a list arrives to build from — "match my customer list", "find more like my customers", "rank my list by intent", "score the people from my last run". A read intent is audience-analyze-list.

Build a person audience from a plain-English description — discover the signals behind the brief, score them, and compose, partition, or cross them into a measured result. The discovery-driven way into a build, behind /watt:audience; anchored on a description (no owned list). The objective picks how it lands — a size band, the widest credible reach, the highest-precision few, grouping into the best-concentrated cells, or crossing the employment graph to their employers (or employees). Produces a signal stack + measured reach, or a roster — never an export, never contact data. Not a user command. Use when a build starts from a description — "build me an audience of about 1–5M weekend hikers", "the highest-intent people in-market for solar", "where do these people cluster", "a lead list of in-market companies".

Generate a person audience from a plain-English brief — discover the signals behind it, score them with the math visible, and compose them into an audience whose reach is measured. The build step behind /watt:audience; routes to the leaf that fits how the audience should be built. Produces a signal stack + measured reach, or a roster — never an export, never contact data. Not a user command — /watt:audience is the front door. Use when a build-shaped ask arrives — "build me an audience of …", "I need about N people who …", "the highest-intent people in-market for X", "where do these people cluster", "a lead list of in-market companies", "match my customer list / build from my customers" — or when a /watt:explore signal pool is ready to become an audience.

Turn an idea into an actual audience. Build a list of people — to a size you pick, the widest reach, or the highest-intent few — profile a market to see who's in it and how large it is, read who an audience reaches, or export it as a platform-ready file for Meta, Google, Reddit, or TikTok. Or start from a list you own — match it, expand it to every match, or read who's in it. Start here when you want the people, not just the lay of the land — "build me an audience of …", "the highest-intent people for X", "how many people are in my market", "match my customer list", "who's in this audience", "export this to Meta" — or type /watt:audience.

Set up Watt in Claude, or fix it when it stops working. A guided check that confirms you're on a supported surface, verifies the Signal Graph connection and file downloads for you, and walks you through turning on automatic updates — fixing anything that's off, one step at a time. Run it the first time you install Watt, or any time something's not connecting — "set up Watt", "where do I start", "connect Watt", "Watt isn't working", "my export is blocked", "the connector's grayed out" — or type /watt:configure.

Find out what audience signals exist for an idea about people. Describe who you're trying to reach in plain English and see what's out there — which signals Watt has, how big and how fresh each one is, and what related angles are worth a look. A guided, one-question-at-a-time walk, so you get the lay of the land before building anything from it. Start here to size up an idea or get your bearings — "what's out there for runners", "is Watt a fit for X", "what else relates to Y" — or type /watt:explore.

Get unstuck with Watt without leaving Claude — ask what you can do and how, figure out why something isn't working, see what's changed and whether you're on the latest, or tell the team something — report a bug, request a signal or feature, reach a human, and track what you've filed. It answers your question first and gets you to a result fast — pointing you to /watt:explore, /watt:audience, or /watt:configure when that's the quicker path. Use when you type /watt:help, or say "what can Watt do", "how do I build an audience", "why is X failing", "Claude is blocking my export", "something's broken", "I need a signal for Y", "I need a human", "what's new", or "what have I filed".