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X/Twitter research skill for Claude Code and OpenClaw. Agentic search, thread following, deep-dives, sourced briefings.
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# x-research X/Twitter research agent for [Claude Code](https://code.claude.com) and [OpenClaw](https://openclaw.ai). Search, filter, monitor — all from the terminal. ## What it does Wraps the X API into a fast CLI so your AI agent (or you) can search tweets, pull threads, monitor accounts, and get sourced research without writing curl commands. - **Search** with engagement sorting, time filtering, noise removal - **Quick mode** for cheap, targeted lookups - **Watchlists** for monitoring accounts - **Cache** to avoid repeat API charges - **Cost transparency** — every search shows what it cost ## Install ### Claude Code ```bash # From your project mkdir -p .claude/skills cd .claude/skills git clone https://github.com/rohunvora/x-research-skill.git x-research ``` ### OpenClaw ```bash # From your workspace mkdir -p skills cd skills git clone https://github.com/rohunvora/x-research-skill.git x-research ``` ## Setup 1. **X API Bearer Token** — Get one from the [X Developer Portal](https://developer.x.com) 2. **Set the env var:** ```bash export X_BEARER_TOKEN="your-token-here" ``` Or save it to `~/.config/env/global.env`: ``` X_BEARER_TOKEN=your-token-here ``` 3. **Install Bun** (for CLI tooling): https://bun.sh ## Usage ### Natural language (just talk to Claude) - "What are people saying about Opus 4.6?" - "Search X for OpenClaw skills" - "What's CT saying about BNKR today?" - "Check what @frankdegods posted recently" ### CLI commands ```bash cd skills/x-research # Search (sorted by likes, auto-filters retweets) bun run x-search.ts search "your query" --sort likes --limit 10 # Profile — recent tweets from a user bun run x-search.ts profile username # Thread — full conversation bun run x-search.ts thread TWEET_ID # Single tweet bun run x-search.ts tweet TWEET_ID # Watchlist bun run x-search.ts watchlist add username "optional note" bun run x-search.ts watchlist check # Save research to file bun run x-search.ts search "query" --save --markdown ``` ### Search options ``` --sort likes|impressions|retweets|recent (default: likes) --since 1h|3h|12h|1d|7d Time filter (default: last 7 days) --min-likes N Filter minimum likes --min-impressions N Filter minimum impressions --pages N Pages to fetch, 1-5 (default: 1, 100 tweets/page) --limit N Results to display (default: 15) --quick Quick mode (see below) --from <username> Shorthand for from:username in query --quality Pre-filter low-engagement tweets (min_faves:10) --no-replies Exclude replies --save Save to ~/clawd/drafts/ --json Raw JSON output --markdown Markdown research doc ``` ## Quick Mode `--quick` is designed for fast, cheap lookups when you just need a pulse check on a topic. **What it does:** - Forces single page (max 10 results) — reduces API reads - Auto-appends `-is:retweet -is:reply` noise filters (unless you explicitly used those operators) - Uses 1-hour cache TTL instead of the default 15 minutes - Shows cost summary after results **Examples:** ```bash # Quick pulse check on a topic bun run x-search.ts search "BNKR" --quick # Quick check what someone is saying bun run x-search.ts search "BNKR" --from voidcider --quick # Quick quality-only results bun run x-search.ts search "AI agents" --quality --quick ``` **Why it's cheaper:** - Prevents multi-page fetches (biggest cost saver) - 1hr cache means repeat searches are free - Noise filters mean fewer junk results in your 100-tweet page - You see cost after every search — no surprises ## `--from` Shorthand Adds `from:username` to your query without having to type the full operator syntax. ```bash # These are equivalent: bun run x-search.ts search "BNKR from:voidcider" bun run x-search.ts search "BNKR" --from voidcider # Works with --quick and other flags bun run x-search.ts search "AI" --from frankdegods --q
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