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Kill the slop on X: hide politics, tragedy, rage-bait, AI slop, muted words and accounts. Optional AI filter with your own key. Your X feed, minus the slop. Slop Kill quietly hides the posts you don't want to see on x.com — politics, accidents and tragedies, rage-bait, AI-generated slop and engagement bait — so your feed is left with the good stuff. WHAT IT HIDES • Politics — elections, parties, politicians • Accidents & tragedy — crashes, deaths, disasters, violent crime • Outrage & negativity — rage-bait, doom, scandal, angry pile-ons • AI slop & engagement bait — "🧵 here's how…", "this is insane 🤯", "bookmark this" • Ads / promoted posts • Your own muted keywords (whole-word or /regex/) and muted accounts PEOPLE YOU FOLLOW ARE SAFE Posts from accounts you follow are never caught by the category or AI filters — only by keywords and accounts you mute yourself. OPTIONAL AI FILTER (BRING YOUR OWN KEY) Keyword lists are blunt. Turn on the AI filter, add your own Anthropic API key, and describe in plain English what you want gone ("anything negative or anxiety-inducing"). Claude reads each post's meaning and hides what doesn't fit. Off by default; your key stays in your browser and posts are sent only to Anthropic's API. YOU STAY IN CONTROL • Collapse hidden posts to a thin "Hidden — reason · Show" bar, or remove them completely • One-click Show to reveal any post • Quick-mute a word or @handle straight from the toolbar popup PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts, no tracking, no servers. Everything runs in your browser. Slop Kill is not affiliated with X Corp.
Oct 9, 2026
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