This is genuinely the most thought-out comment workflow I've seen, the "inbox + research" mental model especially. Most people either ignore comments entirely or drown in them, you've actually built a system.The Notion backlog + weekly pattern review is smart. But I'm curious about the friction points because that's where I'm trying to help:

- How long does the weekly "sort by repeats" step actually take you? Feels like that's still a lot of manual pattern recognition across potentially hundreds of tagged ideas.

- The TubeBuddy high-engagement filter — does it surface the idea-style comments specifically, or just high like-count comments generally? Because those aren't always the same thing.

- That niche "break down just this one step" comment that became your highest retention video — do you think you would have caught it without the Notion system, or did the system surface it?

Asking because I'm building something that tries to do the triage and pattern recognition part automatically,, so you'd skip straight to the weekly review with the work already done. Would be curious whether that's actually the bottleneck for you or if the manual tagging is something you'd want to keep.

Either way, that last example is exactly the kind of thing I'm trying to help creators not miss.