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When a user provides any X (Twitter) URL — search, profile, single tweet, or list — and wants to extract tweets from it.
scripts/classify-url.py to detect endpoint and source.scripts/parse-tweets.py into normalized tweet JSON.A normalized list of tweets with text, author, engagement, media, hashtags, and pagination cursors — unified extraction from any X URL type.
Use Cases
A market researcher pastes 50 mixed X URLs (profiles, search results, lists) into the skill to batch-collect tweets for sentiment analysis on a brand. The skill classifies each URL, extracts tweets with pagination, and merges by ID. It saves hours of manual copying and yields a clean dataset of author, text, and engagement for downstream analytics.
A KOL agency monitors a curated list of X profiles and lists by providing their URLs weekly. The skill auto-detects each timeline type, scrapes latest posts with view counts and media, and stops at target counts. The agency gets updated creator activity sheets without manual login-and-scroll, improving outreach efficiency.
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