LAST 30 DAYS SKILL: YOUR ULTIMATE AI SEARCH!
Have you ever wanted to know what is really happening in the world of AI, tech, or any other topic, without having to spend hours browsing through open tabs and endless forums? π
Here is the solution: last30days-skill. An AI agent that dives deep into Reddit, X (Twitter), YouTube, Hacker News, Polymarket, and the web, synthesizing only what truly matters from the last 30 days. π€
π Why is it revolutionary?
Forget outdated blogs or SEO-manipulated results. This tool queries the heart of human conversation:
- π― Reddit: Real opinions and comments filtered by upvotes.
- π― X (Twitter): The latest breaking news and expert discussions.
- π― YouTube: Full transcripts to extract key points in seconds.
- π― Polymarket: Real probabilities based on actual bets, not opinions.
- π― Hacker News: The consensus of the most advanced technical community.
π» How to install it right now
You can use it with your favorite tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, etc.) with a simple command:
npx skills add mvanhorn/last30days-skill -g
Or via the Claude Code marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add mvanhorn/last30days-skill
⚡ Incredible results in seconds
Imagine preparing for a meeting: instead of searching on Google, ask /last30days [Person Name] and get a complete brief on what they have done, written, or discussed in the last month. π§
π¦ Key Features
- ⚡ Zero Config: Reddit and GitHub work immediately.
- ⚡ Multi-Source: Connects the dots between different platforms to give you the complete "truth".
- ⚡ Smart Synthesis: An AI agent judges relevance and writes a structured summary.
π Discover the project on GitHub
π https://github.com/mvanhorn/last30days-skill
✨ Don't get left behind, join the intelligent search revolution!
❓ FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is it free?
A: Most sources are free and ready to use. Some platforms like X or YouTube might require your personal API keys for a full experience. π°
Q: Do I have to configure everything myself?
A: No! Many sources are "zero config". For others, the configuration wizard will guide you in seconds. π§
Q: Is it Open Source?
A: Absolutely! Under the MIT license. π