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🛠️ Tool
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Third Street Bookmarks is a local-first X/Twitter bookmark reader that keeps your data under your control. The tool runs on your machine, storing read/favorite/label/note state in an app-owned SQLite database at ~/.tsb/state.db. No sync source can reset your personal state, and you can switch between sync providers freely.
Key Features
The tool provides a dark, X-styled UI for browsing bookmarks with sort, filter, and pagination. Filtering supports multi-select categories, author voice, read/unread status, a "Forgotten Gems" mode, multi-folder favourites, and 7-color labels for visual triage.
AI Chat lets you ask natural language questions about your bookmark collection, powered by Claude Code CLI (claude -p) or Codex CLI (codex --full-auto) running locally. No API key is required.
Bookmark Podcast generates AI audio digests from your collection, organized by topic, recent bookmarks, or custom prompts, with a real-time waveform visualizer.
Voice playback offers three tiers: free browser SpeechSynthesis, ElevenLabs, and Sarvam AI, with a per-card speaker button.
Stats provides scrollable analytics including KPIs, timeline charts, category growth by tweet date, engagement leaders, posting hour heatmaps, and top domains.
Per-bookmark notes are included in search. Quoted tweets display inline.
Sync and Classification
Pluggable sync: pull bookmarks from Field Theory CLI (ft sync) or birdclaw (birdclaw sync bookmarks), switchable in the UI. birdclaw unlocks Liked Tweets, Inbox Triage, and AI Digests.
Classification runs through classify.py, supporting regex (offline), OpenAI, Claude CLI, or Codex CLI as backends.
The content cache lives in bookmarks.json (never committed). The app-owned SQLite at ~/.tsb/state.db is the source of truth for all user actions.
Stack: React 18 + Vite frontend, Express.js on port 3456 with better-sqlite3, Python for classification, local CLIs for AI features. Requires Node.js 20+ and Python 3.10+.
Note: haven't tested personally.
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#bookmarks #localfirst #sqlite #twitter
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