what is x-high-exposure-to-obsidian-skill fr?

This is a local automation tool for content creators and researchers who want to keep a personal archive of the best performing posts from specific X, formerly Twitter, accounts. You give it a link to someone's profile, and it finds their recent posts that have already gotten a high number of views, then saves those posts into Obsidian, a note taking app, using the official Obsidian Web Clipper. It looks at a chosen account's posts from the last 30 days, and if there are not enough qualifying posts in that window it will look back as far as 90 days. By default it only keeps posts with more than 90,000 views, and saves up to the top 5 highest viewed posts per account into a folder named after that account inside your Obsidian vault. Along with the saved note, it records details like the post's view count, author, original link, and posting time. The tool works by reading your browser's existing login session in Chrome or the Dia browser, so it can only see posts you could already view yourself while logged in. It does not store your password and does not upload your cookies anywhere, everything runs locally on your Mac. You can run it in a dry run mode first to just preview which posts would be saved, before switching it to actually write files into Obsidian. It also supports processing several accounts in one run. The tool can additionally be installed as a skill for Codex, so instead of running a command directly, you can simply describe what you want in natural language. The README is explicit that this tool is meant only for accessing public content you can already reach with your own account, and warns against using it to get around access controls or scrape private accounts. It is adapted from an earlier open source project and follows the MIT license from that original work.