The idea
Nagajyothi shares a Chrome extension that screens X posts against user-written rules. The demonstration hides posts that match unwanted categories such as engagement bait.
Inside the decision loop
01 / CONTEXT
Post text + personal reading rules
02 / DECISION
Classify against those rules
03 / ACTION
Keep or collapse the post
What to take from it
The design is more useful when every hidden item remains recoverable. Let readers inspect the reason, change a rule and restore a post without losing their place.
KEEP IN MIND
Feed filtering reflects the user’s preferences rather than objective truth. Short posts, sarcasm and missing conversation context can produce mistakes.
Follow the original work
This case is an editorial interpretation of a public community demonstration. It has not been reproduced or benchmarked by this publication.
Original post by @njpCoder