tweet-digest

name	tweet-digest
description	Monitor Twitter/X for trending discussions in QA, security, and programming communities. Captures practitioner sentiment and emerging technique discussions as article signals.

Tweet Digest

Twitter/X reveals real-time practitioner conversation — what developers and security engineers are actively discussing, debating, or frustrated about. High-signal topics here often become articles.

How to Search

Use the Exa API (EXA_API_KEY) for semantic search across Twitter content, or the Twitter/X API if credentials are configured:

Search queries to run:
- "playwright testing" site:twitter.com past:7days
- "OWASP vulnerability" site:twitter.com past:7days
- "astro.js performance" site:twitter.com past:7days
- "typescript pattern" site:twitter.com past:7days
- "bun vs node" site:twitter.com past:7days
- "pentesting technique" site:twitter.com past:7days

Focus on tweets with ≥50 likes or threads with visible engagement (replies, quotes).

Key Accounts to Monitor

These accounts consistently publish content aligned with ArtStroy's pillars:

QA / Testing:

• Playwright team announcements
• Known Playwright contributors
• QA engineering thought leaders

Security:

• OWASP official
• Known pentesters with public write-ups
• CVE disclosure threads

Programming:

• Astro core team
• TypeScript team
• Bun team announcements

When a tweet from a verified key account announces a new feature or breaking change, that's a ≥4 timeliness score automatically — ArtStroy covering it within 48h has first-mover value.

What to Capture

High-value signals:

• A practitioner thread explaining a technique or problem
• Debate about two approaches where artstroy.net could be the authoritative reference
• A new release announcement that warrants a "how to use X" article
• A common misconception thread → "the correct answer" article

Low-value signals:

• Hot takes without substance
• Vendor marketing
• Job posts

Scoring

Same rubric: Relevance + Timeliness + Uniqueness, 1–5 each. Threshold: ≥10/15.

Twitter-specific: a tweet thread going viral (>500 engagement) on a topic artstroy.net hasn't covered is an automatic ≥13/15 — prioritize immediately.

Output

### {Thread topic or tweet summary}
- **Source**: @{handle} | {url}
- **Engagement**: {likes}, {reposts}
- **Score**: {R}/5 + {T}/5 + {U}/5 = {total}/15
- **Pillar**: QA / Pentesting / Programming
- **ArtStroy angle**: {what the article would add that the thread doesn't cover}

Pass qualifying candidates to topic-brief skill.