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whats-everyone-talking-about

Summarizes weekly pop culture storylines and reactions from public web search results.

Updated Jul 28, 2026
Search Tags:#web search#read-only#weekly digest#reality tv#pop culture#celebrity news#scheduled summary
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/thinkingoracle/luke-skills --skill whats-everyone-talking-about-thinkingoracle
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: whats-everyone-talking-about
Source: https://github.com/thinkingoracle/luke-skills/tree/main/skills/whats-everyone-talking-about
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/thinkingoracle/luke-skills --skill whats-everyone-talking-about-thinkingoracle

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Keeping up with celebrity, reality TV, and internet drama across many sources is time-consuming, and missing a week makes conversations hard to follow. This Skill delivers a Monday-morning catch-up on the storylines the user follows, written plainly like a friend explaining what happened. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Weekly scheduled digest: Runs every Monday at 08:30 (America/Los_Angeles) via a scheduled trigger, covering up to three storylines. - Read-only web research: Performs two bounded web searches—what actually happened and how people are reacting—without signing in, posting, or mutating anything. - Source discipline: Distinguishes confirmed, denied, and speculative claims, skips sources that fail to load, and refuses to invent quotes or cover private individuals, minors, or grief. - Use Case: A user who follows reality TV and big creators wakes up Monday to a short briefing on the weekend's discourse, ready to join the conversation without scrolling feeds. ## Quick Start Ask Luke to catch you up on what happened this week in pop culture and the big creators you follow.

Frequently Asked Questions about whats-everyone-talking-about

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I get a weekly summary of celebrity and internet drama?▼

This Skill runs automatically every Monday at 08:30 Pacific time and summarizes up to three storylines from the shows, people, and internet corners you configure. It uses read-only web searches and delivers a short plain-language briefing.

How to catch up on reality TV storylines without watching every episode?▼

The Skill searches for what actually happened and how people are reacting, then explains the plot and the argument plainly so it lands even if you missed episodes. It caps coverage at three storylines per week.

Does this Skill require signing in to social media accounts?▼

No. The Skill is read-only and never signs in, posts, replies, or shares anything. It relies on public web search results and redacts anything shown after a page unexpectedly asks for a login.

Can I customize which storylines or creators the digest covers?▼

Yes. The storylines parameter accepts a fill rule where you name the shows, people, and corners of the internet you follow. The default value covers pop culture and big creators.

What happens if a source fails to load or the week is quiet?▼

If a source will not load, the Skill skips it and continues with the remaining sources. If the week was genuinely quiet, it says so in one line and gives the one storyline still running.

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