Does my timeline or API key pass through the author's server?

No. Your key lives in the browser and talks directly to your provider, with no extension account or server in the middle, and nothing is collected or measured elsewhere.

How is this different from X mute lists and keyword filters?

Mute lists are exact matches. Sharp judges each post against your description with a decision model or chat model, so paraphrases and new topics are still caught.

Will a broken or slow provider blank my whole timeline?

Undecided posts wait behind a placeholder so the timeline never jumps, and after three failed provider attempts a post is shown rather than held back forever.

Should I use the default classifier or a full chat model?

The default classifier scores every post quickly and cheaply with a visible confidence, while a chat model gives written reasons but costs more per post. You can switch under Advanced settings.

What does Sharp cost, and do I need an account?

There is no Sharp account, no Sharp server and nothing to sign up for, and the extension is MIT licensed. You pay your provider directly; OpenRouter is the easiest start because one key covers both the classifier and image descriptions.

How do I install it, and what runtime does it need?

From the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons, with Firefox 140 or newer. From source it needs Bun: git clone, bun install, then bun run build for Chrome or bun run build:firefox, and load the unpacked folder in chrome://extensions.

What can I inspect about what gets sent?

Debug mode opens any judged post to show exactly what was sent, what came back and how long each step took. Blocked words are matched before any model call, images are described only for posts whose text leaves it in doubt, and corrections you make are sent back as examples.

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Sharp

Browser extension that filters your X timeline with a model you choose and pay for, using plain-language rules plus per-author and blocked-word controls.

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Language: TypeScript
License: MIT
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Author: tshmieldev
Last verified: Oct 2026

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Filter your X.com feed with Jev or any LLM

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About this project

Filter your X timeline with an AI model you choose and pay for directly. Describe what you want to see — or never see again — in plain language. Filters in your own words. "Hide engagement bait and crypto threads", or "only keep software engineering". Whatever you'd tell a person. Per-author rules. Never filter someone, or always hide them, straight from a post's ⋯ menu. Blocked words, matched before the model is asked.

Quoted from the project's README. Read the full README.

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Works forJev for Classification Jev for Moderation

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Languages: TypeScript

Highlights

Plain-language include and exclude rules, per-author always or never rules, and blocked words matched before any model call.
Default decision-model classifier with adjustable hide thresholds; close calls stay behind a tinted banner.
Corrections and per-post hide-this options feed back as examples, with a debug view of what was sent and returned.
Optional YouTube Shorts, comment, and thumbnail controls plus greyscale need no model; thread view shows all replies in one click.

Watch out

Needs a browser install plus your own classifier or chat-model key; filtering quality depends on how you word the rules. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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