bird

Manage X/Twitter reads, posts, and engagement via the bird CLI with cookie authentication.

Updated Feb 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kensaku63/skills --skill bird-kensaku63
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Skill: bird
Source: https://github.com/kensaku63/skills/tree/main/bird
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kensaku63/skills --skill bird-kensaku63

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill enables CLI-driven interaction with X/Twitter by reading, searching, posting, and engaging through cookie-based authentication, enabling automation and headless workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Read timelines, threads, and individual posts from X using the bird CLI.
  • Search posts, monitor mentions, and engage with content via likes, replies, and retweets.
  • Authenticate with cookies or tokens, supporting multiple sources for flexible setup.

Quick Start

Install the bird CLI, authenticate with your X cookies, and try a simple read command to verify access.

Frequently Asked Questions about bird

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I control X/Twitter from the command line?

You can control X/Twitter from the command line using the bird CLI, which enables reading timelines, searching posts, composing tweets, replying, retweeting, and liking through cookie-based authentication.

Can I read and post to X/Twitter using cookie authentication?

Yes, you can read and post to X/Twitter using cookie authentication. The bird CLI supports multiple cookie sources for authentication, allowing you to read timelines and compose tweets headlessly.

How do I automate X/Twitter engagement like replies and retweets via CLI?

You automate X/Twitter engagement via CLI by using the bird CLI to execute replies, retweets, and likes. It facilitates headless workflows by handling interactions through configured cookie-based tokens.

Do I need to install the bird CLI to read X/Twitter timelines?

Yes, you need to install the bird CLI and configure it with valid cookies or tokens to read X/Twitter timelines. Once set up, you can execute commands to read individual posts and threads.

What is the best way to search and monitor X/Twitter mentions from a terminal?

The best way to search and monitor X/Twitter mentions from a terminal is using the bird CLI. It provides a command-line interface to search posts and monitor mentions, supporting automation and headless workflows.

Are there limitations to automating X/Twitter workflows with cookie-based CLI tools?

Automating X/Twitter workflows with cookie-based CLI tools requires maintaining valid cookies or tokens for authentication. It is designed for headless automation but depends on continuous cookie validity.