bird-cli

Interact with X/Twitter via command line using cookie authentication and GraphQL API.

Updated Feb 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zahid47/skills --skill bird-cli-zahid47
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Skill: bird-cli
Source: https://github.com/zahid47/skills/tree/main/bird-cli
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zahid47/skills --skill bird-cli-zahid47

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill allows users to interact with X/Twitter directly from their command line interface, streamlining workflows for reading, searching, and managing X/Twitter content without needing a web browser.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Read Tweets & Threads: Quickly view individual tweets, entire threads, and replies.
  • Search & Monitor: Search X/Twitter, check mentions, and view trending topics.
  • Manage Bookmarks & Likes: Access and manage your saved tweets.
  • Post Sparingly: Tweet and reply directly from the terminal (use with caution).

Quick Start

Use the bird-cli skill to search X/Twitter for tweets mentioning 'AI agents' and show the latest 5 results.

Frequently Asked Questions about bird-cli

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I read tweets and threads from the terminal using a CLI?

You can read tweets and threads from the terminal using a CLI by leveraging cookie authentication and X's GraphQL API to fetch and display content directly in your command line interface.

Can I search X/Twitter content and check mentions without a web browser?

Yes, you can search X/Twitter content, check mentions, and view trending topics without a web browser by executing terminal commands that query X's GraphQL API.

How do I post tweets and replies directly from the command line?

You can post tweets and replies directly from the command line by authenticating with your cookies and using specific CLI commands, though this should be done sparingly and with caution.

Do I need API keys to manage X/Twitter bookmarks via a CLI tool?

No, you do not need standard API keys to manage bookmarks via a CLI tool; authentication is handled through cookie authentication to access X's GraphQL API.

What are the limitations of using a terminal-based CLI for X/Twitter automation?

The primary limitation of terminal-based X/Twitter automation is that it is designed primarily for read-heavy operations like reading tweets and searching, with posting capabilities recommended for sparing use.

Is terminal-based X/Twitter automation suitable for read-heavy operations?

Yes, terminal-based X/Twitter automation is primarily designed for read-heavy operations, streamlining workflows for reading, searching, and managing content without needing a web browser.