Xeet Viewer

Xeet Viewer brings Xeet.ai scoring data directly into X (formerly Twitter). The extension injects a small, unobtrusive badge next to usernames in the timeline, on profile pages, and inside tweet threads so you can quickly see a user’s all‑time Xeet (xeetEarned). Click a badge to open the corresponding X profile. Key features 1. Inline timeline badges showing an account’s total xeetEarned. 2. Profile header panel with a live Xeet score and previous‑day increment. 3. Thread and reply support; badges are injected dynamically as content loads. 4. Local caching and batching to minimize API calls (default cache ~1 hour). 5. Read-only access to public Xeet.ai data; no account credentials collected. 6. Lightweight UI that follows X’s look and supports light/dark themes. Privacy & security - Only public Xeet.ai data is requested (no authentication tokens, passwords, or private content). - Network calls are read-only GET requests to the Xeet.ai API; responses are cached locally in browser storage to reduce requests. - No user browsing history or personal account credentials are uploaded or shared by the extension. - UI assets (icons/logo) are stored locally in the extension and exposed only as needed for rendering. How it works - The extension injects a content script into X to detect usernames and insert badge UI. - When a username is encountered, the extension requests that account’s public Xeet data from Xeet.ai and displays the xeetEarned score. - Requests are debounced and deduplicated; responses are cached for performance and to reduce API load. Suggested usage guidance - Enable on x.com / twitter.com via the browser extension page. - Open a profile or browse the timeline; badges appear automatically. - If data appears stale, refresh or wait for the cache to expire (default ~1 hour).