Open-source Claude Code skill /unzuck curates social media feeds into dashboard
/unzuck is a free, open-source Claude Code skill that curates social media feeds into a single dashboard. It scans feeds across Hacker News, Reddit, LinkedIn, YouTube, Twitter/X, Instagram, and Facebook in parallel using Claude Code browser automation.
How it works
The tool scores every item against your interest profile, filters out noise, and generates an interactive HTML dashboard with your daily digest. After initial setup, it runs autonomously end-to-end.
Key features
- Spins up parallel agents to deep-dive on the highest-scoring items — fetches full articles, transcripts, and threads to produce summaries with key takeaways
- Learns your preferences over time — detects emerging interests, flags stale topics, suggests new subreddits
- Fully configurable — adjust platform weights, item counts, topic weights, and negative topics to suppress content you never want to see
Requirements and cost
The skill requires Claude Code + Claude in Chrome browser extension. You need to be logged into whatever platforms you want scanned. It uses your existing Claude Code subscription with no additional costs.
The developer notes this is a personal project, not affiliated with Anthropic, with no monetization, data collection, or analytics. The GitHub repository is available at https://github.com/donttalkaboutit/unzuck.
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