x-api-data-access

To map X API data requests, you must classify the request into endpoint families and determine the required authentication scopes. This process converts vague data needs into concrete retrieval plans by selecting appropriate endpoints, auth scopes, and field requirements before implementation.

Accessing private timelines and bookmarks via the X API requires a scoped plan utilizing the PKCE flow and specific authentication scopes. You must validate these requirements against official auth-and-scopes references to ensure proper access to private data patterns.

Yes, you can retrieve direct messages and spaces using X API data access planning. The planning process maps these needs to capabilities with appropriate parameters, including fields, expansions, and pagination, while validating against rate limits and retention windows.

Handling X API pagination and field expansions involves mapping your needs to capabilities like posts and timelines with appropriate parameters. The planning process selects the necessary fields and expansions, and applies pagination constraints to ensure complete data retrieval within rate limits.

Limitations when planning X API data retrieval tasks include rate limits, retention windows, and plan constraints. You must validate endpoints, scopes, and retention windows against official limitations-and-gotchas references before generating a retrieval plan to avoid hitting access walls.