x-twitter-chrome

Extract X/Twitter timelines, tweets, and bookmarks via Chrome DevTools Protocol.

5|Updated Feb 4, 2026

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Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/gabrielkoerich/skills --skill x-twitter-chrome

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: x-twitter-chrome
Source: https://github.com/gabrielkoerich/skills/tree/main/x-twitter-chrome
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gabrielkoerich/skills --skill x-twitter-chrome

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Read and search X/Twitter content using Chrome browser automation with an authenticated local profile, reducing manual navigation and data collection.

Core Features & Use Cases

Read user timelines to surface latest posts for a given account.
Read a specific tweet or thread with replies and engagement metrics.
Retrieve bookmarks and search results to consolidate relevant content.
Use Case: A social media analyst wants to quickly gather insights from a target account and save notable posts for reporting.

Quick Start

Start Chrome with an authenticated profile and run the appropriate bun commands to fetch timelines, tweets, or bookmarks.

Frequently Asked Questions about x-twitter-chrome

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I automate Twitter timeline extraction using Chrome DevTools Protocol?▼

Automate Twitter timeline extraction by running Chrome with remote debugging enabled and using scripts to navigate pages and extract text from an authenticated local profile. This approach collects latest posts for a given account without manual navigation.

Can I retrieve my Twitter bookmarks through browser automation?▼

Yes, you can retrieve bookmarks through browser automation. The skill provides scripts to extract bookmark data from your authenticated Chrome session, consolidating relevant content and metadata into formatted results for reporting.

Do I need a running Chrome instance with remote debugging to read tweets?▼

Yes, you need a running Chrome instance with remote debugging enabled on a specified port, such as 18800. The automation relies on Chrome DevTools Protocol to interact with your authenticated local profile and extract tweet data.

What is the best way to search and collect tweets from a specific user?▼

The best way to search and collect tweets is using Chrome automation scripts that perform searches for a given username or query. This method extracts text and engagement metrics directly from an authenticated session via CDP.

Can I read a full Twitter thread with replies and engagement metrics?▼

Yes, you can read a specific tweet or full thread. The scripts navigate to the tweet URL and extract the text, replies, and engagement metrics, formatting the results for consolidation and analysis.