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You can automate posting tweets and managing engagement by using an authenticated CLI interface to execute X API actions, returning JSON directly to stdout. It supports publishing, replying, liking, reposting, and bookmarking content programmatically.

The best way to send direct messages and upload media is to use a curl-like CLI that handles authenticated X API requests automatically. You can attach resulting media IDs to posts and drive direct-message workflows without manually crafting HTTP payloads.

Yes, you need prior local authentication with xurl before executing any X API actions. The tool relies on user-managed tokens stored locally in the ~/.xurl directory to authenticate requests and return JSON output.

Yes, you can access any X API v2 endpoint by passing raw URLs and curl-like flags to the CLI. This allows you to retrieve or mutate content beyond the built-in workflows while still leveraging the local authenticated token setup.

You search recent posts and fetch user data by running an authenticated CLI command that queries the X API and returns the results as JSON. This supports looking up users and retrieving content for automated engagement workflows.