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Right-click any tweet to save it as context for Claude Code. Build AI context from your Twitter feed. Explaude lets you save tweets directly from Twitter/X with a single right-click. Every saved tweet is automatically exported as a clean markdown file that Claude Code can read — giving your AI assistant real context from your feed. HOW IT WORKS Right-click any tweet → "Save to Explaude" Run one setup command in Claude Code Every tweet you save is instantly available to Claude FEATURES One-click tweet saving via right-click context menu Auto-exports to ~/.explaude/tweets.md as clean markdown Built-in popup to search, manage, and copy saved tweets Works on twitter.com and x.com Captures tweet text, author, handle, date, URL, and media info Handles quote tweets, threads, and media-only tweets Dark theme popup matching Twitter/X aesthetic 100% local — no data leaves your machine Open source: https://github.com/CelebrityPunks/explaude SETUP (one time) After installing, paste this into Claude Code: npx explaude setup --id=YOUR_EXTENSION_ID The welcome page shows your exact command. That's it. BUILT FOR CLAUDE CODE USERS Explaude bridges your Twitter feed and your AI coding assistant. Save interesting tweets about tools, frameworks, ideas, or threads — then reference them in any Claude session.
Mar 3, 2026
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