Read timelines, post tweets, and engage on X/Twitter via the bird CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/letta-ai/lettabot --skill bird-letta-ai
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bird Source: https://github.com/letta-ai/lettabot/tree/main/.skills/bird Command: npx skills add https://github.com/letta-ai/lettabot --skill bird-letta-ai
This Skill enables users to manage X/Twitter from the command line by reading timelines, posting tweets, and engaging with content via cookie-based authentication.
Install the bird CLI via Homebrew or npm, configure your cookies, and start using commands like bird whoami, bird read <url> or bird tweet 'hello world'. For example:
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can post tweets from the command line by installing the bird CLI via Homebrew or npm, configuring your X/Twitter cookies for authentication, and running commands like bird tweet 'hello world' to publish content directly from your terminal.
Yes, you can read your Twitter timeline in the terminal by using the bird CLI. After authenticating with your cookies, commands like bird home or bird read <url> allow you to view home timelines, mentions, and user timelines directly in the console.
Yes, the bird CLI supports Twitter automation workflows by enabling script-based reading, posting, and engagement. You can integrate commands like bird tweet, reply, like, and follow into automated workflows to schedule posts or monitor engagement across sessions.
To manage X/Twitter from the CLI, you authenticate using cookie-based login. After installing the bird binary, configure your session cookies and run bird check to verify your authentication sources before executing commands.
The best way to engage with tweets using a CLI is the bird tool, which allows you to reply, like, and follow accounts directly from terminal commands. After cookie authentication, use standard CLI options to filter and execute engagement actions.
Cookie-based authentication for Twitter CLI tools works by using your active session cookies to verify identity instead of API keys. You provide the cookies during setup, allowing the bird binary to securely read timelines and post tweets on your behalf.
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