X Bookmark Sweep

X Bookmark Sweep is a routine your Townie AI assistant runs a few evenings a week: it reads everything you've bookmarked and liked on X — the full thread and the linked article, not just the first post — then files the takeaways into a running notes doc, adds any implied tasks to your task list, and keeps a short reading queue. It reads only your own saved items and never posts.

To: your Townie

Subject: Create me an X Bookmark Sweep routine

Sent when you sign up — works as-is, or edit anything.

Get started with this routine

It reads only your saved items — nothing posts or sends.

See it work: the thread you saved, ready to use

Turn saved X threads into notes and next steps

Notes filed by topic, tasks on your list, sources linked.

How this routine works

  1. It runs in the evening

    A few times a week, your Townie pulls everything you bookmarked and liked since the last sweep — your own saved items, nothing else.

  2. It reads what you didn't have time to

    The full thread and the linked article, not just the first post — then pulls out the takeaways, the implied tasks, and what deserves a real read later.

  3. You get notes, tasks, and a queue

    A running notes doc grouped by topic with every entry linked to its source, new tasks on your task list, and a short reading queue — plus a recap message of what came in.

X Bookmark Sweep FAQ

It's a routine your Townie AI assistant runs a few evenings a week: it reads everything you've bookmarked and liked on X — the whole thread and the linked article — then files the takeaways into a running notes doc grouped by topic, adds any implied tasks to your task list, and keeps a short reading queue. Every note links back to the source post.

Yes — it reads only your own saved items, Town's X connection is read-only, and the routine writes to your own docs and task list; nothing posts or sends externally. Read more in our security overview.

Your X account for the bookmarks and likes, plus wherever your notes and tasks live — a doc tool like Notion and a task tool like Linear are the usual pair, but your assistant adapts to what you already use.

Anything a saved thread implies you meant to do: a tool to try, a person to reach out to, an idea for something you're writing or building. Tell your assistant what kinds of follow-ups you actually want captured and it tunes the filter from that one message.

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