Hackertalk – CLI tool that finds Hacker News discussion for any URL

In plain words

Hackertalk is a command-line tool that searches for Hacker News discussions related to any given URL. It uses the Hacker News Algolia search engine to locate relevant discussion threads. The tool is designed for developers who want to quickly find community conversations about specific web pages or articles without leaving their terminal.

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