Releases: generalizingai/riposte
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Riposte v0.1.0
Drafts replies and posts on X in your own voice, against twelve rules it will not break. Nothing posts automatically.
Install
- Download
riposte-v0.1.0.zipbelow and unzip it. - Open
chrome://extensionsand turn on Developer mode (top right). - Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
- The options page opens. Paste your Anthropic API key, press Test, then paste 15 to 30 of your own posts into Your voice.
Chrome cannot install an extension directly from a website, so the unpacked flow above is the only route until this is listed on the Chrome Web Store.
Requirements
You need your own Anthropic API key. There is no subscription and no backend: the extension calls the Claude API from your browser with your key, and you pay Anthropic for what you use. Roughly 3 to 6 cents per set of three drafts on Opus, less on Sonnet or Haiku.
What's in it
- Replies. Click Riposte on any post for three drafts across seven angles, matched to your voice.
- Posts. The floating launcher takes a rough idea and writes three takes, with its own six angles and its own ban list.
- Thread awareness. Replying to a comment pulls in the post that started the conversation and the comment being answered.
- Review queue. Collects posts while you browse, triages the pool in one batched call, and queues drafts for the few worth answering.
- No autonomous mode. Every reply is one a human read and chose. This is a design decision, not a missing feature.
Known limitations
- The review queue's triage pass is new and lightly exercised. Run it on a small pool first rather than letting a hundred candidates accumulate.
- X redesigns will break DOM-dependent features. Everything selector-based is isolated in
src/extract.js, so fixes are usually a one-file change. - Unpacked installs do not auto-update. To upgrade, download the next release and reload.
- Insert uses
document.execCommand, deprecated but still the only reliable path into X's React editor. There is a clipboard fallback behind it.
Full source, including the entire prompt, is in this repository. MIT licensed.