Bird

Interact with X/Twitter via command line using cookie-based authentication.

Updated Mar 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/feiji77-2/openclaw --skill bird-feiji77-2
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Skill: Bird
Source: https://github.com/feiji77-2/openclaw/tree/main/skills/bird
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/feiji77-2/openclaw --skill bird-feiji77-2

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a command-line interface for interacting with X (formerly Twitter), enabling users to read, search, and engage with content without needing to use the web browser.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Read Tweets: View individual tweets, threads, and replies.
  • Timeline Access: Browse home timelines, user timelines, mentions, and trending topics.
  • Search Functionality: Search for tweets using keywords, from specific users, or across all content.
  • Engagement: Bookmark, like, follow, and unfollow users.
  • Posting: Compose and post new tweets or replies.

Quick Start

Use the bird skill to read the tweet at the provided URL.

Frequently Asked Questions about Bird

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I interact with X/Twitter using a CLI?

You can interact with X/Twitter using a CLI by utilizing cookie-based authentication to read tweets, search content, and perform engagement actions like bookmarking and liking without needing a web browser.

Can I post tweets and replies with media attachments from the command line?

Yes, you can post tweets and replies from the command line. The CLI supports composing new tweets and submitting replies with optional media attachments directly through the terminal.

How do I search tweets and view trending topics without a browser?

You can search tweets and view trending topics without a browser by using CLI commands to query content by keywords, fetch specific user timelines, and retrieve current trending topics.

Do I need API keys to automate X/Twitter engagement actions?

No, you do not need standard API keys to automate engagement actions. This CLI uses cookie-based authentication, allowing you to bookmark, like, follow, and unfollow users directly.

What is the best way to read X/Twitter timelines and mentions via terminal?

The best way to read X/Twitter timelines and mentions via terminal is using a CLI tool that fetches home timelines, user timelines, and mentions directly through cookie-authenticated requests.

Are there limitations to automating X/Twitter posts with cookie authentication?

Automating X/Twitter posts with cookie authentication relies on valid browser cookies remaining active. If cookies expire or are invalidated, CLI access for reading tweets, searching, and posting will be disrupted.