# About - \[Curation\](\) - \[Discovery\](\) - \[Link delivery\](\) - \[Agents\](\) - \[Misc\](\) - \[Browser extension\](\) - \[Import from…\](\) - \[Pro tips\](\) - \[Anywhere\](\) Your agent can curate links into Curation Space from anywhere it can read them: a spreadsheet, a notes export, a reading list, a page of links, or another app it connects to. - \[Are.na\](\) Your agent can turn your Are.na channels into curations, keeping the description you wrote on each block as its note. - \[Browser bookmarks\](\) Your agent can turn years of browser bookmarks into curations in one conversation. - \[Feedly\](\) Your agent can connect the feeds you follow in Feedly to curations, where their new posts keep arriving, and sort what you've kept in Read Later and your Boards into curations. - \[GitHub\](\) Your agent can sort the repositories you've starred on GitHub into curations by topic, and keep the new releases of projects you follow arriving on their own. - \[Hacker News\](\) Your agent can sort the stories you've favorited or upvoted on Hacker News into curations, and keep your new favorites, or the stories that do well, arriving on their own. - \[Inoreader\](\) Your agent can bring Inoreader into Curation Space two ways. - \[Instapaper\](\) Your agent can sort everything you've saved in Instapaper into curations. - \[NetNewsWire\](\) Your agent can connect the feeds you follow in NetNewsWire to curations, so their new posts keep arriving in Curation Space. - \[Notion\](\) Your agent can curate the links you keep in Notion, whether they're in a links database, saved with Notion's Web Clipper, or scattered through your pages. - \[Obsidian\](\) Your agent can curate the links in your Obsidian vault, both the pages you've clipped and the links in your notes. - \[Pocket\](\) Your agent can turn the export you downloaded from Pocket into curations, using your Pocket tags as a guide to what belongs together. - \[Raindrop\](\) Your agent can turn your Raindrop collections into curations, keeping the note on each bookmark. - \[Readwise Reader\](\) Your agent can sort what you've saved in Readwise Reader into curations, and keep a passage you highlighted as each link's note. - \[Reddit\](\) Your agent can take the posts you've saved on Reddit and sort them into curations by topic. - \[Reeder\](\) Your agent can sort what you've saved in Reeder under Later, Bookmarks, or Favorites into curations, and connect the feeds you follow so their new posts keep arriving. - \[Slack\](\) Your agent can gather the links shared in a Slack channel, or only the ones you've posted, into curations. - \[Substack\](\) Your agent can bring Substack into Curation Space three ways. - \[X\](\) Your agent can take the posts you've bookmarked or liked on X and sort them into curations by topic. - \[YouTube\](\) Your agent can sort your Watch later list, liked videos, and playlists into curations, and connect the channels you subscribe to so each new video arrives on its own. ## Import from GitHub Your agent can sort the repositories you've starred on GitHub into curations by topic, and keep the new releases of projects you follow arriving on their own. Connect it to Curation Space, let it read your stars, and ask it to curate them. ### How do I import my GitHub stars? 1. Connect your agent to Curation Space Copy the prompt in \[How do I connect my agent?\](\) into Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or another agent that supports MCP, and sign in when it asks. 2. Let it read your stars Any of these works: - \*\*With the GitHub CLI.\*\* If your agent can run commands and you're signed in to the \[GitHub CLI\](\), it can list every star with the date you starred it: \`gh api -X GET -H 'Accept: application/vnd.github.star+json' user/starred -f per\_page=100 --paginate\`. - \*\*With GitHub's MCP server.\*\* Connect GitHub's \[MCP server\](\) with its \`stargazers\` toolset turned on. - \*\*In a browser.\*\* If your agent can use a browser, such as Claude in Chrome, it can read your stars and your star lists at \`github.com/{username}?tab=stars\`. 3. Ask it to curate them Paste a prompt like the one below. ``` List every repository I've starred on GitHub, with the date I starred it, and curate them into Curation Space. Group them into private curations by topic, using my star lists where I have them, and give each curation a short, clear title. Before adding anything, show me the curations you'd make and how many repositories would go in each, and wait for my go-ahead. Then add each repository's GitHub page, most recently starred first. Don't write notes; I'll add my own. ``` Curation Space has a reader built for GitHub, so each repository keeps its full name and description. ### How do I keep a project's new releases arriving? Ask your agent to connect the project's release feed, such as \`https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/releases.atom\`, to a curation as an \[Input Source\](\). Each new release is added within about 15 minutes. A curation can have up to 10 Input Sources. ### Will my followers be sent every repository? No, as long as the curations are private while your agent adds links, which the prompt asks for. Links added to a private curation never reach your followers as new links, even after you make it public.