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last30days, hosted. Nothing to install.

A research brief on any topic built from the last 30 days of community discussion, ranked by real engagement, with every source linked. On AgentSky it runs in a long-lived session around the agent you choose: say what you need and the research brief comes back in the conversation.

last30days has to be cloned, installed and configured on a machine before it does any work, and its results live wherever that machine is.

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last30days

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How it works

  1. Step 1

    It runs the real project

    The session clones last30days at a pinned commit and runs its own workflow and scripts, not an imitation of its output.

  2. Step 2

    Your agent is its model

    The agent you choose drives last30days directly, so there is no provider key to set up.

  3. Step 3

    It stays set up

    The session is long-lived: the install, your files and earlier results stay between visits, so the next request starts where the last one ended.

What AgentSky runs

  • last30days installed in a hosted session
  • The agent you choose as its model
  • A session that keeps your work between visits

Powered by last30days

last30days is an open-source project (mvanhorn/last30days-skill, MIT). AgentSky hosts it at a pinned commit; its results come from the project itself.

A description of the hosted integration, not a claim about the quality of its results.

last30days on GitHub