ADHD X Bookmark Analyzer

Automatically scrapes, categorizes, and summarizes your X bookmarks into actionable insights delivered to your preferred messaging channel for easy review.

ADHD X Bookmark Analysis

Your bookmarks are a graveyard. This brings them back to life.

What This Skill Does

You bookmark 50 tweets a day. You read maybe 2. That thread about the $200K agency architecture? Buried. The AI tool that would save you hours? Forgotten.

This skill turns your X bookmark chaos into actionable intelligence. Your agent scrapes your bookmarks, categorizes them by topic, extracts the key insights, and delivers a summary to your preferred channel.

No more bookmark graveyards. No more "I saved something about that..." Just organized, searchable knowledge from everything you thought was worth saving.

Built for ADHD brains who collect everything and process nothing.

Capabilities

• ✅ Automatic X bookmark scraping (scheduled or on-demand)
• ✅ Smart categorization by topic (AI, business, tools, threads)
• ✅ Key insight extraction from threads and long-form content
• ✅ Channel delivery (Discord, Slack, Telegram, or file-only)
• ✅ Searchable archive of everything you saved

Requirements

X Authentication (Required)

Option A: bird CLI (Recommended)

bash

# Install bird CLI
npm install -g bird-cli

# Authenticate (opens browser for OAuth)
bird login

# Verify access
bird whoami
bird bookmarks --limit 5

Credentials are stored securely in ~/.bird/ by the CLI. The skill never handles raw tokens directly.

Option B: Browser Session (Advanced)

If you prefer browser cookies:

1. Log into X in Chrome/Safari
2. OpenClaw's browser tool can access your session
3. Less reliable than bird CLI — session expires, requires re-login

⚠️ Security Note: Never paste raw session cookies into config files. Use bird CLI for persistent, secure auth.

Message Delivery (Optional)

To receive summaries in Discord/Slack/Telegram, configure via environment variables (not plaintext files):

bash

# Discord (using OpenClaw's built-in message tool)
# No extra config needed — just specify channel ID in your prompt

# Or use a webhook (store securely):
export BOOKMARK_DISCORD_WEBHOOK="https://discord.com/api/webhooks/..."

# Slack
export BOOKMARK_SLACK_WEBHOOK="https://hooks.slack.com/services/..."

The skill reads these from environment. Never commit webhooks to files.

Installation

bash

clawhub install adhd-bookmark-analyzer

Or manually copy to your workspace:

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~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/adhd-bookmark-analyzer/
├── SKILL.md           # This file (instructions for your agent)
├── bookmark-rules.md  # Categorization logic & settings

Usage

On-Demand Analysis

Just ask your agent:

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"Analyze my X bookmarks from this week"
"What did I bookmark about AI agents?"
"Summarize my bookmarks and send to Discord"

The agent will:

1. Run bird bookmarks to fetch your saves
2. Categorize and extract insights per bookmark-rules.md
3. Deliver summary to your specified channel (or just reply inline)

Scheduled Daily Reports

Add to your agent's cron schedule (via OpenClaw cron or HEARTBEAT.md):

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# Daily at 9 AM: Analyze yesterday's bookmarks
"Check my X bookmarks from the last 24 hours, categorize them, and post summary to Discord channel 123456789"

Search Your Archive

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"Search my bookmark archive for 'pricing strategy'"

The agent searches bookmark-archive/ and returns matching entries with context.

Example Output

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📚 X Bookmark Summary — Feb 15, 2026

You saved 18 bookmarks in the last 24 hours:

🤖 AI & Tech Tools (7)
• New Claude API pricing ($0.25/M output tokens)
• OpenClaw 0.7.0 release notes  
• Thread on RAG vs fine-tuning tradeoffs

💼 Business & Strategy (5)
• How @username built $50K MRR with AI agents
• Pricing psychology thread (15 tactics)
• Case study: AI replacing $200K/year ops role

🔧 Development & Code (4)
• Python async patterns for LLM calls
• GitHub repo: AI code review automation

📖 Threads Worth Reading (2)
• @username's 20-tweet thread on AI safety
• Founder story: 0 to $1M in 8 months

Categorization

Default categories in bookmark-rules.md:

Category	Matches
AI & Tech Tools	Product launches, tool reviews, API updates
Business & Strategy	Growth tactics, pricing, case studies
Development & Code	Code snippets, repos, technical threads
Threads Worth Reading	Long-form content, storytelling
Resources	Books, courses, guides, lists
Other	Doesn't fit above

Customize by editing bookmark-rules.md:

yaml

categories:
  - name: "Indie Hacking"
    keywords: ["indie hacker", "SaaS", "MRR", "bootstrap"]
  - name: "Crypto Alpha"
    keywords: ["alpha", "degen", "airdrop", "farming"]

File Structure

After running, the skill creates:

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~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/adhd-bookmark-analyzer/
├── SKILL.md              # Instructions (this file)
├── bookmark-rules.md     # Categories & settings
└── bookmark-archive/     # Created by agent
    ├── 2026-02-15.json   # Daily snapshots
    └── index.json        # Searchable index

Security Notes

1. Authentication: Use bird login for X access. Credentials stored in ~/.bird/, managed by the CLI.

2. Webhooks: Store Discord/Slack webhook URLs in environment variables, not config files:

   bash

   export BOOKMARK_DISCORD_WEBHOOK="https://..."
   

3. Data Storage: Bookmark archives are stored locally in your workspace. No data is sent to external services except your configured delivery channel.

4. Permissions: The skill only reads your bookmarks and writes to your local archive. It does not post to X, modify bookmarks, or access DMs.

Troubleshooting

"No bookmarks found"

bash

bird whoami          # Check auth
bird bookmarks --limit 1  # Test access

Categories seem wrong

• Edit keywords in bookmark-rules.md
• Add domain-specific terms for your niche

Want file-only (no notifications)

• Just don't configure a webhook
• Ask agent to "save to archive only"

Tips

1. Bookmark liberally — The skill handles organization
2. Review weekly — Skim the summaries, dig into what matters
3. Customize categories — Match your actual interests
4. Use search — Your archive becomes a second brain

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The goal: Make the good stuff findable when you need it. Not inbox zero for bookmarks — just signal over noise.