x-bookmark-digest

To export X bookmarks for offline reading, this skill fetches data from a logged-in Chromium session and writes structured local artifacts, including a categorized digest and bookmark index under a timestamped runs directory.

Yes, extracting bookmarks from a Chromium session requires Node.js 18 or higher to decrypt cookies, fetch GraphQL data, and generate local reading queue artifacts using vendored sql.js.

Creating a searchable index of X bookmarks involves exporting and deduplicating entries from your logged-in browser session, then generating a structured bookmark-index.md file that summarizes themes, domains, and authors.

Yes, you can generate a prioritized reading queue from large X bookmark sets by chunking the exported data, enabling scalable summarization and efficient offline review without manual sorting.

No, exporting bookmarks processes data locally using an embedded mini-opencli exporter and a vendored sqlite.js reader, ensuring privacy-safe, on-device digest generation without remote storage.

Limitations include requiring an active logged-in Chromium session and Node.js 18+ to decrypt cookies; without this specific browser environment and runtime, the GraphQL data fetch and export will fail.