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Automated Google Trends research via Node.js CLI. Search YouTube, Web, Images, News for rising/breakout queries. Use for Phase 1 Strategy research or any topic validation.
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| name | google-trends |
| description | Automated Google Trends research via Node.js CLI. Search YouTube, Web, Images, News for rising/breakout queries. Use for Phase 1 Strategy research or any topic validation. |
Automate Google Trends research without a browser. Query related topics, rising queries, and interest over time for any keyword across YouTube, Web, Images, or News.
Node.js 18+ and PNPM required.
# Check Node
node --version
# Install dependencies (first-time only)
cd .agent/skills/google-trends/scripts
pnpm install
# Basic search (YouTube, Last 7 Days, Tech category)
node .agent/skills/google-trends/scripts/search.js -k "Claude AI"
# Search Web instead of YouTube
node .agent/skills/google-trends/scripts/search.js -k "AI agents" -p web
# Extended time range (1 month)
node .agent/skills/google-trends/scripts/search.js -k "VibeCoding" -t "now 1-m"
# Output as JSON for piping
node .agent/skills/google-trends/scripts/search.js -k "Cursor IDE" -o json
Usage: search.js [options]
Options:
-k, --keyword <string> Topic to search (required)
-p, --property <string> youtube | web | images | news | froogle (default: youtube)
-t, --time <string> now 7-d | now 1-m | today 3-m | today 12-m (default: now 7-d)
-c, --category <number> Google Trends category ID (default: 5 = Tech)
-o, --output <string> table | json | markdown (default: table)
-f, --file <path> Save output to file (optional)
--interest Include interest-over-time data (default: false)
-h, --help Show help
| Value | What It Searches |
|---|---|
youtube | YouTube Search trends |
web | Google Web Search trends |
images | Google Images trends |
news | Google News trends |
froogle | Google Shopping trends |
| Value | Period |
|---|---|
now 7-d | Last 7 days |
now 1-m | Last 30 days |
today 3-m | Last 90 days |
today 12-m | Last 12 months |
| ID | Category |
|---|---|
| 5 | Computers & Electronics (Tech) |
| 13 | Arts & Entertainment |
| 174 | Sports |
| 3 | Business & Industrial |
Full list: Google Trends Categories
Use this skill during /youtube-phase1-strategy to validate topics:
# Check if "Claude Cowork" is rising on YouTube
node .agent/skills/google-trends/scripts/search.js -k "Claude Cowork" -p youtube -t "now 7-d"
Signal: Look for BREAKOUT or values > 100 in related queries.
# Is "RAG" still trending in AI?
node .agent/skills/google-trends/scripts/search.js -k "RAG AI" -p web -t "today 3-m" --interest
Signal: Check if interest-over-time is increasing or peaked.
[TrendProbe] Searching: "Claude AI" on YouTube (Last 7 days)
--- Related Queries (Top) ---
1. claude ai assistant (100)
2. anthropic claude (81)
3. claude vs chatgpt (45)
--- Related Queries (Rising) ---
1. anthropic (BREAKOUT)
2. claude code (450%)
{
"keyword": "Claude AI",
"property": "youtube",
"time": "now 7-d",
"top": [...],
"rising": [...]
}
## Claude AI (YouTube, 7 days)
### Top Queries
1. claude ai assistant (100)
...
-c for broader trends.