bird

Access X/Twitter from the command line using cookie-based authentication.

Updated Apr 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dakshrawat298-gif/SOL-ALPHA-GUARDIAN --skill bird-dakshrawat298-gif
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: bird
Source: https://github.com/dakshrawat298-gif/SOL-ALPHA-GUARDIAN/tree/main/packages/skills/skills/bird
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dakshrawat298-gif/SOL-ALPHA-GUARDIAN --skill bird-dakshrawat298-gif

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

X/Twitter CLI with cookie-based authentication that lets you read tweets, search timelines, post content, and engage with your social graph directly from the terminal, eliminating the need to switch to a browser.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Read individual tweets, view timelines (home, mentions, and user timelines), search content, and browse trends from the command line.
  • Post new tweets or replies, manage bookmarks and lists, and perform engagement actions (follow/unfollow) without leaving your shell.
  • Use Case: A developer wants to monitor conversations and publish updates while working in a headless environment.

Quick Start

Install the bird CLI, authenticate with browser cookies, and start interacting with X/Twitter from the terminal.

Frequently Asked Questions about bird

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I post tweets and read timelines from the command line?

To access X/Twitter from the command line, install the bird CLI via brew or npm, authenticate using your browser cookies, and use commands to read timelines, search content, or post tweets directly from your terminal.

Can I manage my X bookmarks and lists without using a browser?

Yes, you can manage X bookmarks and lists without a browser by using the bird CLI. It uses cookie-based authentication to let you organize bookmarks, manage lists, and perform engagement actions like follow and unfollow directly from the terminal.

How does cookie authentication work for X/Twitter CLI access?

Cookie authentication for X/Twitter CLI access works by using your existing browser cookies to authenticate GraphQL-based requests. This allows the bird CLI to securely interact with your account without requiring manual API key configuration.

Do I need an X API key to search tweets and view trends in a terminal?

No, you do not need an X API key to search tweets and view trends in a terminal. The bird CLI relies on cookie-authenticated GraphQL access instead of official API keys, enabling you to search content and browse trends directly.

What are the limitations of using a cookie-authenticated CLI for X/Twitter?

Limitations of using a cookie-authenticated CLI for X/Twitter include potential session expiration requiring re-authentication of your browser cookies. Additionally, it relies on internal GraphQL endpoints that may change, which could disrupt CLI read, search, and post workflows.

Is the bird CLI suitable for monitoring X conversations in headless environments?

Yes, the bird CLI is suitable for monitoring X conversations in headless environments. It enables developers and power users to read tweets, search timelines, and publish updates directly from the terminal without needing a graphical browser interface.