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AI-powered Chrome extension that filters cringe, clickbait & low-value posts from your LinkedIn/X feed in real-time. SentryFeed – AI-Powered Chrome Extension for a Smarter LinkedIn and X/Twitter Experience Tired of scrolling through engagement bait, self-promotional fluff, and low-value content on LinkedIn and X/Twitter? SentryFeed is an AI-powered Chrome extension that cleans up your feed in real time by filtering out cringe-worthy posts, clickbait, and irrelevant distractions—so you can focus on meaningful professional discussions and valuable insights. ## How It Works SentryFeed leverages AI (with your choice of LLM) to analyze posts as they appear. It detects common patterns of low-quality content, including: ✅ Excessive self-promotion ✅ Clickbait engagement tactics ✅ Generic motivational spam ✅ Irrelevant personal anecdotes By automatically hiding unwanted posts, SentryFeed helps you reclaim your feed and save time. - Fully Customizable & Privacy-Focused - Personalized Filtering: Adjust filtering rules to match your preferences. - Live Insights: Track filtered posts and estimated time saved. - Privacy First: Your API key never leaves your browser, and all processing happens locally. As an open-source project based on Cringe-Guard, SentryFeed is fully transparent—check out the code on GitHub, modify it, or contribute to its development. ## Upgrade Your Feed Today Install SentryFeed and enjoy LinkedIn and X/Twitter without the noise.
Mar 10, 2026
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