Adrienckr's notslop CLI tool helps creators dominate content distribution with AI-powered repurposing

Adrienckr, a creator with 115K karma, noticed a key bottleneck for indie builders: distribution. While shipping products is easy, getting eyes on them is hard. His answer is notslop, an open‑source CLI that packages his personal content systems. The tool lets you write tweets, X articles, LinkedIn posts, Reddit posts (tuned to the sub), Reddit replies, blog posts, and cold DMs grounded in a recipient's recent posts. Crucially, it can repurpose any of those formats into any other – a workflow Adrienckr calls the secret to consistent, high‑quality content. It also surfaces a deduped feed of what's being said about a topic across Reddit, Hacker News, and X, collapsing the same news into one entry so you don't have to scan five versions.

The engine relies on two integrations: Orthogonal for scraping (one API key, $10 free credits) and ZeroEntropy for reranking (zerank‑2 picks the top 10 relevant posts from ~200 raw results) and embedding (zembed‑1 dedups and clusters noisy mentions into themes). Adrienckr warns that raw scraped data is noise – reranking and embedding are what turn it into usable context for an LLM. He also stresses that notslop is an amplifier, not magic: “If you have nothing to say it won't help you.” The repo invites contributors to sharpen the 14 skill files (SKILL.md) for each content surface.