| name | x-research |
| description | Research topics on X by gathering and analyzing multiple posts. Use when asked to research something on Twitter/X. |
| allowed-tools | ["mcp__claude-in-chrome__*","Read","Write"] |
X Research Skill
Conduct thorough research on X (Twitter) by gathering and synthesizing multiple posts.
Research Process
1. Define Research Scope
- Identify the topic or question to research
- Determine relevant keywords, hashtags, and accounts
- Set a target number of posts to analyze (5-10 minimum)
2. Gather Posts
Use x-navigation patterns to:
- Navigate to X.com
- Search for the topic using relevant keywords
- For each search result page:
- Use
read_page to extract tweet content
- Note: author, date, engagement, content
- Scroll to load more posts
- Visit key accounts discussing the topic
- Check trending hashtags related to topic
3. Extract Key Information
For each relevant post, capture:
- Author: Username, verified status, follower count
- Content: Full text of the tweet
- Engagement: Likes, retweets, replies, quotes
- Timestamp: When it was posted
- Media: Any images, videos, or links
- Thread: If part of a thread, gather all parts
4. Synthesize Findings
Create a structured research report:
# Research: [Topic]
## Summary
[2-3 sentence overview of findings]
## Key Insights
- [Insight 1]
- [Insight 2]
- [Insight 3]
## Notable Posts
1. @user1: "[quote]" (X likes, Y retweets)
2. @user2: "[quote]" (X likes, Y retweets)
## Sentiment Analysis
[Overall tone: positive/negative/mixed]
## Trends
[Emerging patterns or recurring themes]
5. Save Research
Save the research report to:
output/research/[topic]-[date].md
Tips
- Cross-reference claims with multiple sources
- Note disagreements or controversies
- Identify influential voices on the topic
- Look for primary sources when possible
