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When a user wants to install, configure, or use the Hermes Tweet X/Twitter toolset inside a Hermes Agent runtime for research, monitoring, support triage, or gated publishing.
tweet_explore to search the bundled endpoint catalog (no API key)tweet_read for read-only X data when XQUIK_API_KEY is settweet_action only when HERMES_TWEET_ENABLE_ACTIONS=true and operator approvesA read-first, approval-gated X/Twitter operations layer: concise summaries, proposed action plans awaiting explicit approval, and safe credential handling.
Use Cases
A marketing analyst needs to track mentions of a new product launch on X/Twitter. They use Hermes Tweet with actions disabled to monitor keywords, summarize public themes and notable accounts, and prepare a daily brief. The skill keeps all reads read-only and avoids accidental posting, giving safe competitive signal before any campaign decision.
A support lead triages incoming X/Twitter complaints by inspecting public context with tweet_read and drafting reply plans. Hermes Tweet returns a guarded action plan with exact tweet_action calls awaiting approval, so no reply is sent without explicit operator consent. This reduces response errors and keeps account changes auditable.
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