last30days-skill gives AI coding agents the ability to perform structured research across recent web and social media content. When activated, the skill searches platforms like Reddit, Hacker News, Twitter, Product Hunt, and general web sources for discussions, launches, and mentions related to a specified topic within the past 30 days. It then synthesizes these findings into organized research summaries that provide actionable intelligence about trends, community sentiment, and new developments.
The skill follows the Agent Client Protocol specification, making it compatible with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and other ACP-compatible coding agents. Installation is straightforward through the standard skill installation workflow, and once added, it becomes available as a callable capability within the agent's toolkit. This pattern of modular agent skills represents the emerging standard for extending AI coding assistants with specialized capabilities beyond their base training data.
With over 17,400 GitHub stars under the MIT license, last30days-skill has become one of the highest-traction agent skills available. It addresses a common need in development workflows: understanding what the community is saying about a technology, tracking competitor launches, or gathering user feedback about a tool before making technical decisions. The skill transforms what would be hours of manual research across multiple platforms into a single agent command.
