You keep X open while you work. A small bird reads along, flags the posts worth a reply, and tells you why. You write the reply.
Free. Bring your own Claude or Grok API key.
A mock timeline with made-up accounts, recorded from the real extension. 15 seconds, no sound.
A pretend timeline with made-up accounts. The bird, its flight and its note are drawn from the extension's own code.
Score chips are shown for the demo. On X you only see the bird and its note.
I kept X open all day and skimmed it between other work. What I wanted was someone sitting next to me who knew what I care about, tapping the screen when a post was worth answering.
So I made a small bird to do the tapping. It points. I decide. I write the reply.
It flies on your tempo: every 6 seconds up to once an hour, every 3 minutes by default. With reduced motion on, the note just appears.
offGrey in your toolbar. Nothing is read or sent.onYour colour in the toolbar. Watching the posts that stay on screen.flyFound the best flagged post you can see right now.noteWhy it is worth a reply, and an angle to open with.waitNothing on screen clears your bar. It sits still. It never scrolls on its own.jumpA noted post is out of view, above or below you. Click the pill and the page goes to the nearest one. It scrolls only when you click.Add to Chrome. One click from the Chrome Web Store, on a desktop or laptop.
Paste a key. Claude (Anthropic) or Grok (xAI). It stays in your browser.
Say what to look for. Topics, people or styles, in your own words.
Pick a colour and a tempo, then switch it on. The toolbar bird lights up.
You write every word, in X's own composer.
It only points. It never scrolls on its own. The jump button scrolls only when you click it.
The extension has none. Keys and settings stay in your browser, and post text goes straight from your browser to the provider you picked. This website counts visits, cookie-free.
Your provider bills your API account by usage. Not a subscription, and it does not touch any X or Grok plan.
