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community-notes

Skill648 starsChanged 9 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

View, write, rate, and browse Community Notes on X/Twitter posts. Use when users want to interact with Community Notes — reading fact-checks, contributing notes, or rating existing notes as helpful or not.

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Community Notes

Browser console script for interacting with X's Community Notes fact-checking system.

Script Selection

GoalFileNavigate to
View, write, rate, or browse Community Notessrc/communityNotes.jsx.com/home or tweet page

Quick Start

  1. Navigate to a tweet page or x.com/home
  2. Open DevTools (F12) → Console
  3. Edit CONFIG.action to choose what to do
  4. Paste src/communityNotes.js → Enter

Actions

const CONFIG = {
  action: 'view',   // 'view' | 'write' | 'rate' | 'browse'

  // For 'write':
  tweetUrl: 'https://x.com/user/status/123',  // Tweet to annotate
  noteText: 'Context: this claim is missing...',

  // For 'rate':
  // Script finds existing notes and presents rating options
};
ActionDescription
viewView Community Notes on currently visible tweets
writeWrite a note on a specific tweet (requires tweetUrl + noteText)
rateRate existing notes as helpful or not helpful
browseBrowse tweets on your timeline that have Community Notes

Prerequisites

  • Writing and rating notes requires enrollment at x.com/i/communitynotes
  • Enrollment is open to all users but requires a verified phone number
  • New contributors are in "Needs More Ratings" status until they establish a track record

Notes

  • Community Notes are surfaced by X's algorithm based on rater agreement
  • Notes only appear publicly when enough raters from diverse viewpoints agree
  • Script uses DOM automation on x.com — no API key required

Related Skills

  • content-posting — Post tweets and threads
  • discovery-explore — Find trending topics that may have Community Notes
  • analytics-insights — Analyze tweet performance and sentiment

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