Normal web search inside Claude Code is broken-it just feeds you the same polished, heavily-optimized articles that everyone else is reading. But a trending open-source GitHub repo called "Last 30 Days" just gave Claude the ability to bypass Google and scrape the raw, messy truth directly from the comment sections of Reddit, X, and TikTok.

We’ll talk about:

The "Last 30 Days" GitHub skill and why it’s the ultimate middle ground between a shallow web search and a 20-minute, token-burning "deep research" run.
Why the real alpha isn't in the headlines, but in the scraped comments, Reddit threads, and Hacker News debates that normal AI web searches completely ignore.
How this open-source tool runs parallel cross-platform scrapes to analyze user sentiment (and when you actually need to spend the $0.10 for the xAI API key).
The exact workflow to use this for product launches and trend spotting, using cross-platform ranking so one loud Reddit complaint doesn't hijack your entire dataset.

Keywords: Claude Code, Last 30 Days GitHub, AI market research, LLM web search, Reddit sentiment analysis, Hacker News, X API, Anthropic, Deep Research alternative, AI workflow automation, open-source AI agents.

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#79 Robin: How the "Last 30 Days" Agent Feeds Claude Code Raw Market Sentiment