What problem does it solve?
Interact with X (Twitter) via xurl, the official X API CLI. Use for posting,
replying, quoting, deleting, searching, reading timelines/mentions, liking,
reposting, bookmarking, following, DMs, media upload, and raw v2 endpoint access.
Triggers on "post to X", "tweet this", "reply to [X/Twitter post]", "search X for",
"my mentions on X", "X timeline", "send a DM on X", "xurl", or any request that
names an X/Twitter post URL (x.com/.../status/...) and asks to read, react to,
or engage with it. Do NOT trigger on bare "X" when the user means something else
(variable names, unknowns, the letter). Invoke with "xurl".
user-invocable: true
allowed-tools: Bash(xurl:*)
Core Features & Use Cases
- Post, reply, quote, and delete tweets
- Read timelines, mentions, and user data
- Search, like, bookmark, and follow/unfollow actions
- Direct messages and media upload
- Raw API access for advanced workflows and tooling
Quick Start
Install xurl, configure an app, authenticate, and run a sample command such as xurl whoami to verify access.