Developer Tool / Browser Automation
A small JavaScript utility that bulk deletes Claude.ai conversations from the web UI by calling the internal API. The README explains why it exists, how to run it in the browser console, and warns that deletion may take several minutes.
The page is clearly for a practical AI-adjacent developer utility: a script for deleting Claude chats in bulk. It includes enough evidence to understand the use case, the workflow, and the main constraint that it uses the Claude web UI and internal API. That is sufficient for a public listing, and it reaches the acceptance threshold.
The snapshot does not show the script contents, so visitors cannot tell what API calls it makes or whether it handles errors, multiple orgs, or auth edge cases beyond the brief README instructions.
Last evaluated 8 days ago. Current rank #692. Up 1 spot in the rankings.
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