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A developer asked Claude Code what customers complain about at five coffee shops in Austin. The agent found them on Google Maps and pulled 100 reviews in six calls. The data cost 0.000966 dollars. The post is a first demo, so it says little about the rest of the setup. The same approach suits a small business that wants to know what people dislike about others in the area before changing anything at home.

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A developer asked Claude Code what customers complain about at five coffee shops in Austin. The agent found them on Google Maps and pulled 100 reviews in six calls. The data cost 0.000966 dollars. The post is a first demo, so it says little about the rest of the setup. The same approach suits a small business that wants to know what people dislike about others in the area before changing anything at home.

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Find [number] [type of business] in [area] on Google Maps, and pull the latest reviews for each. Sort the complaints into themes such as waiting time, price, service and quality, and count how many mention each theme. Include two short quotes per theme with a link to the review. Leave out the names of the reviewers. Tell me if a place has too few reviews. You are done when I have a table I can read in five minutes.

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