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You can post tweets and send direct messages from the command line by using a CLI tool that interacts with the X API v2 to handle posting, searching, and messaging while returning JSON output.

Yes, you can automate Twitter media uploads and check video processing status via CLI by executing commands that upload images or video and query the media status endpoint for processed video results.

You can manage Twitter engagement actions like likes and reposts programmatically by executing command-line instructions that trigger like, unlike, repost, un repost, bookmark, and un bookmark operations via the X API.

Yes, you need OAuth2 credentials securely stored locally in the configuration directory to search the Twitter timeline and fetch mentions, with the CLI automatically refreshing these credentials during API requests.

Yes, there is a way to access raw Twitter API v2 endpoints for advanced social posting use cases by using CLI commands that map directly to v2 endpoints and output standard JSON responses to stdout.

The best way to retrieve your Twitter followers and following lists as JSON data is to use a CLI tool that queries the X API v2 user lookup endpoints and streams the structured results directly to stdout.