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X/Twitter CLI for reading timelines, searching tweets, checking engagement, streaming, and managing lists. Use when: (1) user asks about tweets, Twitter, or X, (2) checking mentions or engagement, (3) searching Twitter discussions, (4) streaming tweets by keyword, (5) looking up users or followers.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
Access macOS Messages and Contacts programmatically without Full Disk Access. Use when: (1) "Operation not permitted" error accessing ~/Library/Messages/chat.db or ~/Library/Application Support/AddressBook/, (2) Need to read iMessage history, contacts, or chat data from terminal/scripts, (3) Need to SAVE or update a contact (name, phone, email, Instagram/social handle, note), (4) CNContactStore/CNSaveRequest write fails with a CoreData 4097 XPC error, (5) Full Disk Access isn't granted or isn't desirable. Covers AppleScript automation permissions workaround, the read-vs-write permission split, and Beeper Desktop CLI as alternatives to direct database access.
Use compiled Swift binaries instead of AppleScript for macOS system integrations. Use when: (1) an AppleScript is slow (>2s) for Contacts, Calendar, Reminders, or other system data, (2) need to read/write macOS Contacts, Calendar, Reminders, Focus status, or Notifications programmatically, (3) osascript is timing out or iterating slowly, (4) building a new macOS system integration for an AI agent or CLI tool. Swift + native frameworks (CNContactStore, EventKit, UNUserNotificationCenter) are ~100x faster than AppleScript equivalents. Compile once with swiftc, call from Python/Node/Bash.
Use when asked to explain, describe, or write up a topic for a technically competent audience that lacks project-specific or insider context — onboarding a new teammate, an outside reviewer, external docs, or when the user says "explain to someone unfamiliar", "don't assume inside knowledge", or "assume no context".
Git commit best practices for Claude Code. Use when: (1) about to create a git commit, (2) user asks to commit changes, (3) bundling multiple changes together. Covers atomic commits, meaningful messages, what not to commit, and ensuring commit messages reflect all changes in the diff.
Stack Overflow terminal interface with Startpage, StackExchange API, Google, and DuckDuckGo backends. Use when: (1) need to look up a programming question on Stack Overflow, (2) searching StackExchange sites (unix, superuser, serverfault), (3) fetching SO answers programmatically from a script or agent context. Default engine: Startpage. Use --print for non-TTY/pipeable output.
Update README and documentation files to match the current state of the codebase. Use when: (1) user asks to "update the readme", "sync docs", or "docs are stale", (2) after significant refactors or feature additions, (3) user asks "is the README accurate?", (4) CLAUDE.md instructions say to check docs after changes. Finds what changed since docs were last touched, then makes targeted correctness and completeness fixes. Does NOT rewrite for style — preserves the author's voice and structure.
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| name | x-cli |
| description | X/Twitter CLI for reading timelines, searching tweets, checking engagement, streaming, and managing lists. Use when: (1) user asks about tweets, Twitter, or X, (2) checking mentions or engagement, (3) searching Twitter discussions, (4) streaming tweets by keyword, (5) looking up users or followers. |
| user-invocable | false |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash","Read","Agent"] |
x)CLI for X/Twitter. Installed via brew install x-cli, binary is x.
Authenticated as @DavidTejuo (read-only).
~/.xrc (YAML, chmod 600)x whoami-c for CSV (machine-parseable), -l for long/detailed.-c) is the structured format. All list commands support it.# Your own recent tweets
x timeline @DavidTejuo
# Someone else's timeline
x timeline @elikirosho
# CSV for parsing (columns: ID, Posted at, Screen name, Text)
x timeline -c @DavidTejuo
# Returns: ID,Posted at,Screen name,Text
# 2032572504297152533,2026-03-13 21:40:23 +0000,DavidTejuo,"Tweet text here"
# Long format (adds ID column to table view)
x timeline -l @DavidTejuo
# Recent mentions (tweets @-ing you)
x mentions
# Specific tweet details + engagement
x status 2032572504297152533
# Returns: ID, Text, Screen name, Posted at, Retweets, Favorites, Source
# CSV for a specific tweet
x status -c 2032572504297152533
# Estimated reach of a tweet
x reach 2032572504297152533
# Your recent likes
x favorites
x favorites -n 50 # up to 50
# Search recent tweets (20 results default)
x search all "claude code"
# More results
x search all -n 50 "AI agents"
# Search within your mentions
x search mentions "hook"
# Search within your timeline
x search timeline "backpacking"
# CSV output for parsing
x search all -c "seattle climbing"
# Returns: ID,Posted at,Screen name,Text
# Profile info
x whois @elikirosho
# Returns: ID, Since, Screen name, Name, Tweets, Favorites, Listed, Following, Followers, Bio, URL
# CSV for parsing
x whois -c @elikirosho
# Columns: ID,Since,Last tweeted at,Tweets,Favorites,Listed,Following,Followers,Screen name,Name,Verified,Protected,Bio,Status,Location,URL
# Your own profile
x whoami
# Who follows you
x followers
# Who you follow
x followings
# Mutual follows
x friends
# Sort by followers count, CSV
x followers -c -s followers
# Check if someone follows someone
x does_follow @user1 @user2
# Stream tweets matching keywords (Ctrl-C to stop)
x stream search "AI agents" "claude code"
# WARNING: Keywords are OR'd, not AND'd
# Stream your timeline in real-time
x stream timeline
# Stream specific users' tweets
x stream users @elikirosho @anthropaborine
# Limit events (useful for scripting)
X_STREAM_MAX_EVENTS=10 x stream search "seattle"
# CSV streaming output
x stream search -c "keyword"
# Your lists
x lists
# Members of a list
x list members "my-list"
# Timeline from a list
x list timeline "my-list"
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
x whoami | Your profile |
x whois @user | User profile lookup |
x timeline @user | Recent tweets |
x mentions | Tweets mentioning you |
x status ID | Single tweet details |
x reach ID | Tweet reach estimate |
x favorites | Your liked tweets |
x search all "query" | Search recent tweets |
x followers | Your followers |
x followings | Who you follow |
x friends | Mutual follows |
x lists | Your lists |
x stream search "kw" | Real-time keyword stream |
x trends | Top 50 trending topics |
| Tier | Commands | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Always safe | timeline, mentions, search, whois, whoami, followers, followings, friends, favorites, status, reach, trends, lists, stream | All read-only |
Current token is read-only. Write operations (update/post, reply, retweet, favorite, follow, dm, delete) will return 403.
| Error | Action |
|---|---|
| "No active credentials found in profile" | ~/.xrc missing or malformed. Bug in v5.0.0: x authorize also fails with this. Manually create ~/.xrc with credentials first. |
| "Unauthorized" | Token expired or revoked. Regenerate on developer.x.com and update ~/.xrc. |
| "Rate limited" / 429 | Wait 15 minutes. Search and timeline endpoints are rate-limited. |
| Empty output | User may have no tweets, no followers, etc. Not an error. |
x, not x-cli. brew install x-cli installs the x command.-c (CSV) for machine-readable output. No --json flag exists.-c is CSV, -C is color. Case-sensitive. Don't confuse them.-c goes after the command: x timeline -c @user, not x -c timeline @user.2032572504297152533. Pass as-is.-n flag controls result count (default 20). Only on search/favorites commands, not timeline.x stream search "AI" "agents" matches tweets with "AI" OR "agents", not both.x authorize is broken in v5.0.0 when no profile exists. Workaround: manually write ~/.xrc. See error recovery above.tweet/post = update, tl = timeline, faves = favorites, rt = retweet, replies = mentions.x-cli (installed via uv tool). Different tool, different flags, different auth (env vars). This skill covers only the Homebrew Rust version.