| name | thread-analysis |
| description | Analyze Twitter/X threads to extract insights from viral and educational content. Use when the user mentions Twitter, X, thread, tweets, viral thread, or provides a twitter.com or x.com URL. |
Twitter/X Thread Analysis
Analyze Twitter/X threads to generate structured reports with summaries, key points, and insights from conversational content.
When to Use
Activate this skill when the user:
- Mentions "Twitter", "X", "thread", "tweets", "tweet thread"
- Provides a twitter.com or x.com URL
- Asks to summarize a viral thread
- Wants to analyze a thread they copied
- References a thought-leader's thread
Instructions
- Get the thread content:
- If URL: Fetch using WebFetch (try nitter mirror if needed)
- If text: Use directly
- Ask for URL or content if not provided
- If fetch fails:
- Inform user: "Could not fetch thread content"
- Suggest copying thread text manually
- Stop here
- Read the analysis prompt from
prompts/thread.md
- Extract thread metadata:
- Author handle and name
- Thread topic/title
- Number of tweets
- Generate analysis following the prompt structure exactly
- Create output directory
reports/threads/ if needed
- Save the report to
reports/threads/YYYY-MM-DD_sanitized-title.md
- Update the activity log at
logs/YYYY-MM-DD.md:
- Add entry under "## Threads Read" section
- Format:
- [Title](../reports/threads/filename.md) - HH:MM
- Confirm to user what was saved and where
Report Format
# [Thread Topic/Title]
**Source**: [URL or "Manual Input"]
**Author**: [@handle]
**Date**: YYYY-MM-DD
**Type**: Twitter/X Thread
---
[Analysis content following prompts/thread.md structure]
---
## My Notes
[Empty space for user notes]
Error Handling
- If URL invalid: Ask for correct URL or suggest copy
- If thread too short: Analyze but note limited content
- If prompts/thread.md missing: Use prompts/default.md
Related
- Slash command:
/thread <url-or-content>
- Prompt file:
prompts/thread.md
- Output:
reports/threads/
