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@@ -2,6 +2,12 @@ The AI world reinvents itself every month. This skill keeps you current.
`/last30days` researches your topic across **Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Hacker News, Polymarket, and the web** from the last 30 days, finds what the community is actually upvoting, sharing, betting on, and saying on camera, and writes you a grounded narrative with real citations. `/last30days` researches your topic across **Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Hacker News, Polymarket, and the web** from the last 30 days, finds what the community is actually upvoting, sharing, betting on, and saying on camera, and writes you a grounded narrative with real citations.
## v3 Community
v3 was shaped by community contributors whose PRs and issues inspired core features. Their code wasn't merged directly (v3 was a ground-up rewrite), but their ideas drove what shipped. See [CONTRIBUTORS.md](CONTRIBUTORS.md) for the full list.
Thanks to @uppinote20, @zerone0x, @thinkun, @thomasmktong, @fanispoulinakisai-boop, @pejmanjohn, @zl190, and @hnshah.
## What's New in v2.9.1 ## What's New in v2.9.1
**Auto-save to ~/Documents/Last30Days/.** Every run now saves the complete research briefing - synthesis, stats, and follow-up suggestions - as a topic-named `.md` file to your Documents folder. Build a personal research library without lifting a finger. Inspired by [@devin_explores](https://x.com/devin_explores) who was already doing this manually. **Auto-save to ~/Documents/Last30Days/.** Every run now saves the complete research briefing - synthesis, stats, and follow-up suggestions - as a topic-named `.md` file to your Documents folder. Build a personal research library without lifting a finger. Inspired by [@devin_explores](https://x.com/devin_explores) who was already doing this manually.