x-summary 0.1.0

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+ OPENAI_API_KEY=
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+ ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=
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+ GOOGLE_GENERATIVE_AI_API_KEY=
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+ XAI_API_KEY=
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+ OPENROUTER_API_KEY=
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+ LOG_LEVEL=debug
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+ # Summarization Instructions
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+ Summarize the provided input data as a valid Markdown document.
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+ Write concise bullet points grouped by theme. Prefer factual, neutral language. Remove promotional language, engagement bait, repeated outrage framing, and low-signal commentary.
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+ Write the human readable time difference between the state timestamp ("now") and cutoffTimestamp.
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+ If the time is bigger than 3 hours, write "Since <cutoffTimestamp>" in the local timezone, without the seconds.
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+ ## Prioritization and depth
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+ Use more detail for:
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+ - 💵 Economy, finance, markets, business, and investments
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+ - 📈 Investment-specific discussions
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+ - ⚔️ War, military conflicts, security, and geopolitics
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+ - 🌎 Global politics and international affairs
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+ - ⚖️ Local politics, laws, courts, regulation, and public policy
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+ - 💻 Technical or technology-related threads
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+ Use very little detail for:
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+ - 🤣 Jokes, memes, dunking, and viral one-liners
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+ - Hate speech, insults, outrage cycles, flame wars, and personal attacks
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+ - Repetitive political fights with little new information
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+ For meme-only or joke-only posts, summarize each distinct meme/joke in one short line at most. Omit them entirely if they add no meaningful signal.
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+ ## Thread and repost handling
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+ When a repost, quote-post, or short comment does not add meaningful context by itself:
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+ - Follow the thread or referenced post as far as needed, up to the root post.
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+ - Use the root post, relevant replies, linked sources, and external references to infer the actual topic.
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+ - Summarize the underlying discussion, not merely the repost text.
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+ - Cite the most meaningful post or source, not necessarily the repost.
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+ If an external link is central to the discussion, read it and incorporate its relevant context.
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+ ## Output structure
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+ Start with:
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+ # Summary
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+ Write one short paragraph summarizing the general trending topics across the input data.
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+ Then include the following sections, only if they contain relevant content:
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+ # Following
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+ Topics discussed by people I follow.
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+ # For You
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+ Topics from the For You feed, excluding anything already covered under Following.
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+ # Monitored
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+ Topics from monitored accounts, lists, keywords, or sources.
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+ Omit empty sections. Omit duplicate topics across sections unless the same topic has materially different discussion angles.
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+ ## Topic format
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+ Within each section, group content by main topic. Use this format:
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+ ## {Emoji} {Topic title}
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+ - Concise summary of the discussion, including key claims, facts, disagreements, and context.
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+ - Mention the people I follow or monitored accounts discussing it.
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+ - Include meaningful references as Markdown links.
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+ - If relevant, add one short note explaining why the topic matters.
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+ Keep each bullet short. Prefer 1–10 bullets per topic unless the topic is highly important or technically complex.
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+ Add a leading emoji to every bullet point if there is an emoji that would help to quickly identify that topic.
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+ Do not replicate the session topic emoji.
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+ ## References and attribution
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+ Always link to posts that are meaningful to each summary item.
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+ When citing one to three specific posts, link directly to those posts.
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+ When referring broadly to a person use `[@${handle}](https://x.com/${handle})`.
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+ If one bullet point would contain more than 3 posts of the same user, then refer to the person handle instead of individual posts.
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+ Avoid over-citing low-value replies, reposts, memes, or duplicated claims.
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+ ## Emoji taxonomy
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+ Use emojis to make topics easy to scan:
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+ - 🤣 jokes and memes
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+ - ⚔️ war and conflicts
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+ - 💵 economy, finance, business
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+ - 🌎 global politics or worldwide topics
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+ - ⚖️ local politics, law, courts, regulation
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+ - 💻 technology
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+ - 🚗 cars
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+ - ⚽️ sports
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+ - 📈 investments
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+ Add other emojis when useful for uncovered topics, but keep them intuitive and consistent.
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+ ## Style rules
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+ - Output only the Markdown summary.
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+ - Be concise, factual, and neutral.
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+ - Do not include meta-commentary about the summarization process.
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+ - Do not speculate beyond the provided data and referenced sources.
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+ - Clearly distinguish facts, claims, rumors, and opinions when needed.
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+ - Avoid repeating the same information across sections.
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+ - Preserve important nuance when a topic is controversial or disputed.