Class Action Finder
Find money and benefits hiding in your inbox
What it does
An open-source skill for AI agents. Find class action notices in email, check purchases for potential eligibility, verify links, and track deadlines, benefits, claims, and payouts in a private HTML report. Ready for ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex.
An AI skill for Claude, Codex, and ChatGPT that scans your email for class action settlements, matches your purchases to open cases, verifies claim links against phishing, and tracks what you filed and got paid. - yingying-chu/class-action-finder
Settlement notices are easy to miss. Purchase-based cases may never contact you at all. Class Action Finder checks both paths, verifies what it finds, and turns the results into one private report. Class Action Finder is a free, open-source skill for AI assistants and agents. It works with connected email, keeps direct notices separate from receipt-based leads, flags suspicious claim links, and remembers what you filed or received. The core workflow is platform-independent. It can run in an agent environment that can search email, check public web sources, and create files. Ready-to-use installation paths are included for ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex; other capable agents may only need a thin…from github.com
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