adding-tweets

To save tweets into Obsidian, you provide a Twitter/X URL and paste the tweet text. The skill extracts metadata like tweet ID and author handle, then generates a structured markdown note with frontmatter saved to your notes directory.

Yes, automatic author resolution is supported when capturing Twitter content. The skill checks for an existing author profile and creates a minimal profile with social URL and slug if the author is missing.

When adding tweets to a knowledge management vault, the skill extracts the tweet ID and author handle from the Twitter URL, and parses the pasted content for tweet text, date, and author name to populate the markdown frontmatter.

You format pasted tweet content by simply copying the text from Twitter and providing it alongside the URL. The skill parses this pasted content to extract the tweet text and date, validating that the text is non-empty and the date format is correct.

Yes, the tweet capture process validates uniqueness by checking the tweet ID. It ensures each saved markdown file in the notes directory is unique and recommends running project checks after saving to verify data integrity.

The best way to organize captured tweets in a Second Brain is using structured markdown notes with frontmatter. This skill automatically saves files to a dedicated tweets directory, suggests tags, and adds wiki-links for better knowledge connectivity.