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Chrome Extension Hides Larp on X

claudeicular built a Chrome extension that scans an X feed for larp and hides matching posts. The author says Jev was trained on classic larp indicators.

View on X costunder $0.01 for your daily doomscrolling needstimeunder 250ms per post
claudeicular@claudeicular๐•
This is how you Jevmaxx! @typesafeai I built a chrome extension that scans your x feed for larp and hides it for you! The results are INSANE! Larp be gone! Your feed will be free of larp at under 250ms per post and for under $0.01 for your daily doomscrolling needs! Here's how I built this: 1/ Scan the entire available x post library 2/ Find patterns for classic larp indicators 3/ Train jev on the larp indicators 4/ Slop out a chrome extension This is how you fight larp with larp and make the world larp free Stay tuned for laya edition
Sep 23, 2026X postsView on X
The author says the process involved scanning the available X post library, finding larp indicators, training Jev, and building the extension. They describe the project as a way to fight larp with larp.

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