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Chrome + Firefox extension · MIT · LinkedIn only, for now

Engagement bait, scored out of 10.

chamuy0 reads your LinkedIn feed and puts a chip on every post. Click the chip to see the signals behind the score. Set a threshold and the worst posts get stamped and folded into a thin marker you can reopen.

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In review on the Chrome Web Store and addons.mozilla.org. Until the listings are live, the release zip is the only install path. It takes about two minutes.

Two LinkedIn posts side by side: one scored 8.4 slop with its signal breakdown open, one scored 1.6 clean.
The chip, and the breakdown behind it.
  • A chip on every post.

    ✓ 1.6 clean, ≈ 3.4 borderline, ☣ 8.4 slop. Posts shorter than 40 characters are skipped on purpose.

  • Click it for the why.

    The score out of 10, the verdict, and the eight signals sorted by confidence.

  • Train it as you go.

    Label a post clean, borderline or slop. Later classifications use your latest labels as reference.

Six chip states: scoring in progress, clean, borderline, slop, classifier unreachable, and the floating chip on a media post.
Every chip state, including the one for a classifier that did not answer.

How it works

  1. Install and paste your key.

    Load the extension, open settings, paste a TypeSafe API key. It stays in your browser profile.

  2. Scroll your feed. Each post gets a score.

    The text of the post goes to api.typesafe.ai to be scored. Nothing else does.

  3. Banish what you do not want.

    Set a threshold. Posts at or above it get stamped and folded away. Nothing is deleted.

A banished post leaves a marker, not a hole.

Posts at or above your threshold collapse into a thin row: the score, the word hidden, and a Show button. Above 8 the stamp gets a ring. The layout does not jump. Every hidden post is one click from coming back.

Jordan Blake

I interviewed a janitor at 5am.

He looked me in the eyes and said: “success is rented, not owned.”

That conversation changed how I lead.

Agree?

Like Comment Repost Slop8.4
Slop 8.4 · hidden

150 ms stamp · 240 ms collapse · cubic-bezier(.2, 0, 0, 1). The same motion the extension runs, at the same speed.

Two frames of the banish motion on the same post: the stamp at 150 milliseconds and the collapsed marker at 600 milliseconds.
The stamp at 150 ms. The marker at 600 ms.

Eight yes/no questions per post.

  • engagement bait
  • rage bait
  • humblebrag
  • AI generic
  • corporate buzzwords
  • broetry
  • fabricated story
  • manufactured hook

Plus one score question with ten levels. The whole rubric is one file: core/rubric.ts.

You bring the key. Here is what it costs.

Scoring runs on Jev, TypeSafe's decision model, currently in early access. You get your own key from the TypeSafe console. chamuy0 has no account, no subscription, and no server of ours to pay for.

$0.042per million input tokens
~230tokens per post
~$0.01per thousand posts

Jev is in early access. If you cannot get a key yet, the extension installs and sits inert until you have one. Long posts cost more than short ones.

The only thing that leaves your browser is the post text.

Stays on your device:

Your TypeSafe key. Your labels and the examples the classifier calibrates with. Your settings, including the hide threshold. All of it in storage.local.

Leaves your device:

The text of the post being scored, sent to api.typesafe.ai with your key. Up to six recent labeled examples ride along as reference.

Never happens:

No account. No analytics. No telemetry. No ads. No server of ours. Nothing posted, commented, or reacted to on your behalf.

Privacy policy

Install from GitHub. About two minutes.

The Chrome Web Store and addons.mozilla.org listings are in review. The release zip is the same build; it just needs a few clicks to load.

Firefox

  1. Download the latest release.
  2. Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.
  3. Load Temporary Add-on… and pick the zip.
  4. The setup page opens by itself. Paste your key, Save.
  5. Open linkedin.com.

Firefox drops temporary add-ons when it closes. Repeat steps 2 and 3. You never paste the key twice.

Chrome, Edge, Brave

  1. Download and unzip the release.
  2. Open chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode.
  3. Load unpacked, pick the folder.
  4. Click the extension icon and paste your key.
The chamuy0 settings page: API key field, hide threshold slider set to 6.5, and three training examples.
Settings, the first time you open it.

Install asks for three things: storage, linkedin.com, and api.typesafe.ai. Permissions are granted at install; there is no way to ask for less and still read the feed.

FAQ

Does it send my LinkedIn data anywhere?

Only the text of the post being scored, to api.typesafe.ai. Your key and labels stay in your browser profile.

What model scores the posts?

Jev, a decision model from TypeSafe. It returns a score and signals, not text. It cannot write or hallucinate a post.

Why do I need my own API key?

So there is no server of ours to run, pay for, or trust with your data. The key is yours and it never reaches us.

What does it cost to run?

About $0.042 per million input tokens. Roughly a cent per thousand posts. A full day of scrolling is a fraction of a cent.

Will it hide posts I wanted?

Nothing is deleted. A hidden post becomes a thin marker with a Show button, and you can raise the threshold.

Why is the install manual?

The Chrome Web Store and Firefox listings are in review. The zip is the same build.

Does it work on Firefox?

Yes. Regular Firefox only keeps signed add-ons, so a permanent install means signing the zip on addons.mozilla.org (free, not public) or using Developer Edition. Temporary loading works everywhere.

Does it work anywhere but LinkedIn?

Not yet.

Is it really open source?

MIT. The whole thing, including the rubric, is at github.com/tsu-ld/chamuy0.

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MIT. No account. No analytics. LinkedIn only, for now.