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Skill ninnettesudanese653/claude-plugins/plugins/socials/skills/feed

Manage and extend Claude Code with plugins for social, browser, and Hive workflows.

Install
npx -y skills add ninnettesudanese653/claude-plugins --skill feed

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View your social media feed on X, LinkedIn, or Reddit

SKILL.md

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View Feed

Get the latest posts from your social media feed.

Workflow

  1. Check connection

    socials_check_access
    
  2. Determine platform Ask if not provided: X, LinkedIn, or Reddit? (YouTube is not supported by socials_get_feed—use socials_open_tab with https://www.youtube.com/ or a channel/subscriptions URL, and socials_scroll if needed; see using-socials.)

  3. Open the feed

    X:

    socials_open_tab({ url: "https://x.com/home" })
    

    LinkedIn:

    socials_open_tab({ url: "https://linkedin.com/feed" })
    

    Reddit:

    socials_open_tab({ url: "https://reddit.com" })
    

    Or a specific subreddit:

    socials_open_tab({ url: "https://reddit.com/r/[subreddit]" })
    
  4. Get feed content

    socials_get_feed({ platform: "[platform]" })
    
  5. Present posts Show a summary of recent posts with:

    • Author
    • Content preview
    • Engagement stats
    • Post URL
  6. Offer actions For each post:

    • View full content
    • Get thread context
    • Reply/engage
    • Like/repost

Scrolling for more

To load more posts:

socials_scroll({ direction: "down" })
socials_get_feed({ platform: "[platform]" })

Arguments

Specify the platform after the command.

Examples:

  • /socials:feed x
  • /socials:feed linkedin
  • /socials:feed r/startups

Keep looking

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