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Products that do what Parrot.vc – I forced a bot to read 65,000 VC tweets and it became a VC does

1SB
Stellar-backed Twitter upvote bot▲50
2014 · gdb.svbtle.com
2
Venture News▲123
24 hours of trending links from VCs on Twitter
2015
3MV
Mute.vc – Mute Investors on Twitter▲100
2020 · mute.vc
4BA
Birdseed – A silly way to get random numbers by hashing tweets▲68
2015 · github.com
5AT
A Twitter bot that sends you random abuse▲11
2018 · twitter.com
6IO
I open-sourced my Twitter Automation platform▲32
2017 · zackproser.com
7AT
A Twitter bot I made that posts real-time deforestation data▲101
2020 · twitter.com
8
DeepLearnTheBern▲93
Twitter bot trained to speak like Bernie Sanders
2016
9
Mute.vc▲76
Silence VC thought leadership from your feed.
2020
10
Simplifybot▲88
Explains complicated tweets to you like you're 5
2022
11CA
COM – A crowdsouced Twitter retweet bot▲12
2018 · com.glitch.me
12HA
Hnguardian, a bot for the new #hackernews channel on Freenode▲33
2014 · github.com
13AQ
A quick Twitter bot that posts “creative” commits▲7
2015 · twitter.com
14IB
I built an auto aggregating bot, collecting trending funny pictures▲11
2016 · pixpit.com
15MC
Markov chain Twitter bot. Trained on comments left on Pornhub▲6
2016 · twitter.com
16TA
Tweet A Stranger, my little web experiment▲20
2011 · alexgerber.com
17GY
Get your Twitter roasted by an AI▲6
2022 · shootyourshot.ai
18PS
Parakeet, simple Twitter automation (4 day project)▲8
2013 · getparakeet.com
19QU
Quick "Unfollow Everybody" script for Twitter▲11
So I just did my semi-annual "log in to Twitter to see if it's any good yet", and found that in my absence I had followed a few thousand new spam accounts. Sweet. That explains why they emailed me and forced me to change my password last year. Being Awesome, Twitter doesn't have any way to simply toss out all your followers and start from scratch. And none of the spammy apps claiming to do so actually will (even seemingly after charging you money to try). So instead, I just pulled open the Dev console and did this:…
2014
20TA
Twisque, a tweet-later experiment using Disque on Heroku▲10
2015 · twisque.herokuapp.com
21TS
Twitter spammer - sharing a byproduct▲6
2012 · twitterspammer.com
22PG
Paul Graham Markov Chain Autocomplete for Twitter▲14
Start a tweet with @letpgfinish, and it will be finished as if by Paul Graham himself. This was a weekend project I undertook with a couple of friends just for fun. The original one was @letkanyefinish, so you might like to try that out too... in fact, it seems to work much better (funnily enough, there's a definite inverse relationship between literacy of bot and literacy of its human counterpart). Anyway, the output is based on pg's essays and various tweets/quotes. Having used HN silently for a while, we thought we'd share this - so hope you enjoy :)
2014
23RT
Replace Twitter with AI that reads 10k+ daily sources for you▲5
Hey HN! Why I built this: Over the last 10 years I relied heavily on Twitter as my primary source of information. I could get a wide range of information in one place, and each information nugget came in a small format of about 280 characters which was good for summarizing. But recently due to algorithmic changes and the AI frenzy, Twitter has become very noisy and hard to keep up with. So I built GoldenScoop. It takes personalized information requests and runs a swarm of agents in the background. Our swarm reads multiple news sources every day and provides customized information based on…
2025 · goldenscoop.live
24MS
My sunday night project (@cmpyl)▲11
@cmpyl Tweet a line of python at it (right now it works best with math) and it'll tweet back at you the return value. Ex: https://twitter.com/#!/cmpyl/status/186850674053615616 Pretty useless little bot but it will be cool to see what sort of wild one liners it finds.
2012

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