Aggregate X posts and scholarly sources into a daily automated lab briefing.
npx skills add https://github.com/dengwx11/realtime-x-intel-agent --skill intel-autolab
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: intel-autolab Source: https://github.com/dengwx11/realtime-x-intel-agent/tree/main/intel-autolab Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dengwx11/realtime-x-intel-agent --skill intel-autolab
Delivers a concise daily intelligence briefing for Automated Intelligent Labs and BioPharma/Materials pipelines by aggregating live signals from social media and scholarly sources, reducing research time and information overload.
Run the daily Intel AutoLab workflow in Claude Code to generate today’s briefing.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Aggregate daily automated lab and biopharma signals by running the intel workflow in Claude Code, which captures 48h hot posts and papers into a concise briefing with source links and timestamps.
Tracking real-time arxiv papers on materials and bio/pharma pipelines is done by aggregating 48h scholarly sources and performing deep analysis on top signals to deliver structured summaries with direct references.
Yes, the daily intel briefing integrates with Obsidian by using Napkin Digest to automatically archive findings into dated folders for quick review and downstream Claude Code workflows.
Deep paper analysis for top signals works by selecting high-relevance 48h papers from aggregated scholarly content and generating structured summaries with clear rationale and source links.
Yes, you can capture 7-day content aggregation for biopharma materials pipelines by running the daily workflow in Claude Code, which extends beyond 48h hot posts to include weekly deep analysis.
Daily intelligence briefings reduce research time and information overload by consolidating live social media and scholarly signals into a single concise document with structured summaries and direct source links.
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