> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.depost.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Inspiration > A feed of high-performing LinkedIn posts, each with an explanation of why it worked. Inspiration is where you study what's working on LinkedIn rather than start from a blank page. It opens on **Viral Posts**, with your saved **Bookmarks** on the second tab. The Viral Posts feed showing post cards with author, content, a category badge, and a Viral Intelligence note explaining why each post worked ## Reading the feed Each card shows the post as it ran — author, age, copy, and any image or carousel. Two things on top of that are worth knowing about: * **A category badge** such as *Educational* or *Personal*, so you can tell at a glance what kind of post it is * **Viral Intelligence** — a short explanation of *why* the post worked That second one is the reason to be here. The post itself tells you what someone wrote; the note tells you what made it land, which is the part you can actually reuse. ## Narrowing it down * **Search** for a topic or phrase * **Newest** to change the sort * **All time** to restrict the period * **Filter**, which opens a panel The Filters panel with industry, language, creator, an engagement range slider, virality bands, format, pillar and content type, above Apply filters and Reset all filters | Filter | Narrows by | | ----------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Industry** and **Language** | Whose feed this looks like | | **Creator** | One person you want to study | | **Engagement** | A reaction-count range, set with the slider | | **Virality** | Explosive, High, Strong or Moderate | | **Format** | Text, Image, Video, Carousel, Poll or Link | | **Pillar** | Personal, Organizational, Promotional, Educational, Thought Leadership, Community Engagement | Nothing changes until you press **Apply filters**, and **Reset all filters** puts it back. Filter before you browse. The feed is large enough that scrolling it untargeted is a way to lose twenty minutes. **Format** and **Pillar** together are the useful pair. "Carousel" plus "Educational" shows you how the format you're considering is actually being used for the job you're doing, which is a narrower and more useful question than "what's going viral". ## Viral Intelligence Open a post and you get a full read on it, not just the text. The Viral Intelligence panel: a score out of 100, a summary of what the post does, its hook and hook type, its call to action, and seven scored dimensions from utility to credibility At the top, a **score out of 100** with a band next to it, measured as engagement rate against the bar set by top viral posts. So it's relative to what's actually working, not to a fixed target. Then the parts, pulled out separately: * **Hook** — the opening line, and what *kind* of hook it is: a Curiosity Gap, a Surprise * **Call to action** — the ending, and what it asks for * **Why it works** — seven dimensions scored out of five: utility, specificity, emotion, novelty, urgency, relatability, credibility Below those sit **audience fit**, **keywords**, **topics**, and a **structure** breakdown — word and line count, paragraphs, questions, numbers, bullets, emojis, hashtags, links. The seven scores are the part to use. A post scoring 5 on relatability and 2 on urgency tells you what to borrow and what not to. Copying a post wholesale copies its weaknesses too, and the scores are where those show. ## Acting on a post Each card has two controls in its top corner: **Repurpose**, which takes the post into chat so you can ask for your own version, and a more-actions menu for saving and viewing the original. Repurpose means *your angle on the same idea*, not a reworded copy. Posting someone else's structure with your words changed is obvious to anyone who has seen the original. ## Bookmarks The **Bookmarks** tab holds what you've saved — from the feed here, or from LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Threads via the browser extension. Tag them as you save and they stay findable. Bookmarks are also a chat context source, so anything saved here can inform what Depost AI writes. See [context](/chat/context). ## A workflow that works Build the collection continuously. Searching for examples when you're already stuck is the slow way. Note the pattern — the hook shape, the structure, the kind of proof used. Bring the pattern, not the post. See [find what's trending](/chat/trends). ## Related Ask chat to analyze these patterns and benchmark you against them. Viral Posts and Bookmarks as sources for what you write. Turn a pattern into something of your own. Your own material, rather than other people's.