An open-source AI skill called /last30days has skyrocketed to over 38,000 GitHub stars and trended #1 on the platform — and for good reason. Unlike traditional search engines that rely on editorial curation, /last30days dives into multiple social and news platforms simultaneously, weighting results by real engagement.
The tool queries Reddit, X (formerly Twitter), YouTube, Hacker News, Polymarket, and GitHub in a single command, returning what actual communities are discussing most actively. "Google aggregates editors. /last30days searches people," the project's creators explain.
Installation requires just one command, and it works seamlessly with Claude Code and over 60 other AI agent frameworks. A live demo showed how the v3 engine can instantly surface trending topics and hot debates across the web, cutting through noise to show what's genuinely capturing attention.
The project's rapid rise reflects a growing demand for AI-powered tools that bypass algorithmic feeds and editorial gatekeeping, giving users unfiltered access to the pulse of online conversations.