What is gimmie?

GIMMIE is a browser extension that pulls your bookmarks from X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, and turns them into files you can actually use later. Most people bookmark helpful threads and articles and then never look at them again. This tool is built to get that content out of X and into a format an AI assistant can read and act on. Once installed, GIMMIE opens on your X bookmarks page and loads all your saved posts right away, using your own logged-in browser session. It reads the full text of long articles, not just the short preview, keeps any images in the order the author placed them, and also records likes, reposts, replies, and view counts for each post. You can search your bookmarks by text or by the person who posted them, filter by type, and sort by things like date saved or most liked. From there, you can export what you want as Markdown, PDF, JSON, CSV, or a ZIP file. Markdown is the recommended format, since the README explains it is meant to be handed directly to an AI tool like Claude, ChatGPT, or NotebookLM, so the guide you bookmarked can be turned into step by step advice for your own project. There is also a one click option to send an export straight to NotebookLM. GIMMIE is installed manually as an unpacked Chrome or Edge extension by downloading the code, turning on developer mode in the browser's extensions page, and loading the folder. The project states plainly that it runs entirely on your own computer, does not send your data anywhere, and does not track you. Because it works by reading X's own page data, changes to X's website can occasionally break it until it is updated. It is released under the MIT license and is not affiliated with X Corp.