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twitter-x-hub

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Skill for reading and writing Twitter/X data with Python + UV, with zero third-party dependencies (pure standard library), by directly passing the auth_token + ct0 cookies for authentication. In the current environment, cookies can be retrieved automatically with the browser_use tool by navigating to x.com and then using the get_cookies action, with no manual copying required. Supports scraping the home timeline, following list, bookmarks (including bookmark folders), search, user profiles, user tweets, likes, tweet details (single tweet or with replies), List timelines, followers/following lists, and write operations such as posting, deleting, liking, retweeting, and bookmarking. This skill must be triggered when the user mentions "scraping Twitter data," "get X tweets," "Twitter timeline," "X bookmarks," "search tweets," "twitter-x-hub," "request Twitter with cookies," "Twitter GraphQL," or any scenario that requires programmatic reading or writing of Twitter/X data.

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