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Sync bookmarks & likes, AI-powered tweet summarization and smart replies for X (Twitter) X-Space helps you turn X (Twitter) into a searchable personal knowledge base. It is built for power users who want to collect, archive, search, and organize large amounts of X content with AI. With X-Space, you can: - Sync your bookmarks, likes, and your own tweets from X - Save synced content locally for long-term reference and knowledge management - Build a personal local archive that can serve as a document base for your AI knowledge workflow - Search, browse, and manage synced tweets in a dedicated full-page workspace - Use AI smart tags to index large volumes of tweets for faster discovery and retrieval - Generate AI-powered tweet summaries, including TL;DR, key points, and fact-check style analysis - Draft smart replies in different styles and regenerate them on demand - Export summaries and replies to Markdown - Back up, restore, and clean up your local data anytime Highlights: - Local-first storage using Chrome local storage - Data collection for bookmarks, likes, and your own tweets - Full-page search and management workspace for archived X content - AI smart tagging for large-scale tweet indexing and retrieval - Real-time sync progress and incremental updates - Bring-your-own API key support for OpenAI and Claude - Built-in backup import/export and local data cleanup X-Space is ideal for users who want to turn X into a structured personal archive, retrieve insights faster, and manage high-volume tweet collections more effectively. What’s New - Improved sync stability - Added a more focused local-first workflow for collecting X content - Fixed batch AI tagging for multiple tweets - Improved smart tag indexing and retrieval workflow - Refined multilingual workspace layout and filtering interactions If you want, I can also give you: - a more marketing-oriented version - a more concise Chrome-style version - or a privacy-focused version for store review friendliness.
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