x-api

The x-api skill enables programmatic interaction with X (formerly Twitter) for posting content, reading timelines, searching, and analytics. It provides a structured interface for developers and users to automate engagement with the X platform without manually navigating the website or mobile app. By handling OAuth authentication patterns, rate limits, and write permissions, this skill simplifies the process of connecting external applications to X and ensures secure access to both public and user-specific data.

Core capabilities include posting single tweets or multi-tweet threads, reading user timelines, searching for tweets based on queries or trends, and retrieving analytics data such as public engagement metrics. It supports both OAuth 2.0 Bearer Tokens for read-heavy operations and OAuth 1.0a for user-context actions that require write access. Developers can also pull recent original posts from specific users for specialized use cases such as voice modeling or sentiment analysis. The skill includes examples in Python for each operation, showing how to handle authentication, API requests, and response parsing.

This skill is ideal for developers, social media managers, and data analysts who want to build bots, monitor conversations, automate posting, or extract insights from X. It is especially useful for applications that require automated engagement, trend monitoring, content search, or analytics tracking. Users looking to integrate X functionality into their applications or scripts can rely on x-api to programmatically access a wide range of features offered by the platform, streamlining workflow and enhancing productivity.