mvanhorn / last30days-skill
Python  ·  GitHub Trending 30 Aug 2026  ·  272 stars today
Six beds, one floor

The sources are named. That is the whole guarantee.

$ add skill last30days
github.com/mvanhorn/last30days-skill

Most research tools say "the web" and stop. This one lists six platforms by name and then says the output is grounded, which means the summary at the bottom is answerable to the beds above it.

What it reads, in the order the description gives them

names only, no counts
01
Reddit
named source
02
X
named source
03
YouTube
named source
04
Hacker News
named source
05
Polymarket
named source
06
the web
named source
>>
a grounded summarythe word grounded is what makes the six beds above it load bearing
no method published

Polymarket is the odd bed

Five of the six are places people post opinions. Polymarket is a place people price them, which is a different kind of evidence to pull into the same summary.

Thirty days is a stated window

The name commits to a range rather than leaving recency vague, so a stale answer is a defect you can point at instead of a matter of taste.

What is not on this page

No retrieval method, no ranking rule, no citation format, no sample summary. The trending description publishes none of it.

Concept mock, not affiliated with the project. The GitHub Trending description on 30 August 2026 reads "AI agent skill that researches any topic across Reddit, X, YouTube, HN, Polymarket, and the web, then synthesizes a grounded summary." The six beds are those six names in the order given. No post counts, source volumes, or example output are represented here.