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Ali on X: Been playing with Jev, and I built a realtime filter for my LinkedIn feed.
@alisadiq_ai@alisadiq_ailisted 48m agoreviewed by JevBeen playing with Jev, and I built a realtime filter for my LinkedIn feed. Trying to be more active here without drowning in AI slop. It scores posts in real time based on what I care about. Change the prompt, change what matters. Open source. Demo below 👇 ❤️ 2 likes on X
- Author
- @alisadiq_ai
- Use case
- Social Feeds
- Added
- 2026-09-25
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