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Read-only Twitter/X research on SELAT — profiles, recent tweets, mentions, followers, tweet details/replies/retweeters, topic search, and trends. Use when asked "who is @X on Twitter", "show me X's recent tweets", "who's mentioning X", "how did this tweet do / who replied / who retweeted", "search X for <topic>", or "is <topic> trending". A curated menu of 9 SELAT-native reads — the agent runs only what the question needs. Pays per call in USDC from the user's own self-custody Circle Agent Wallet; no API keys, no signups. Dry-run first to see live prices.
SELAT-AI/selat-openclaw-skills · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 69
Install: claude install-skill SELAT-AI/selat-openclaw-skills
# twitter-research Research Twitter/X, keylessly and pay-per-read. This skill is a curated **menu of 9 read-only endpoints** on SELAT's own first-party Twitter API — account reads (profile, recent tweets, mentions, followers), tweet reads (details, replies, retweeters), topic **search**, and **trends**. You (the agent) pick the reads a request actually needs, run them, and synthesize the answer in plain language. It wraps a **SELAT skill**: a declarative, vetted recipe of paid API calls (no API keys, no signups) settled in USDC as x402 via Circle Gateway. The `selat` CLI resolves the vetted endpoints and prints a per-step receipt. Read-only — it never posts, likes, or follows, and cannot see protected/private accounts. ## Cost — read this first - Every read is a **real paid API call** in USDC from the **user's own Circle Agent Wallet** (MPC self-custody — SELAT never holds keys or funds). - **Prices and spend limits live in the underlying SELAT skill**, not here — the live 402 quote from `selat skill verify`/`run` is the price source of truth, so this wrapper doesn't restate dollar figures (they'd only drift). - **It's a menu, not a pipeline.** Map the request to the smallest set of reads (a profile question is 1 read, "how did this tweet land" is 3), and pass only the params those reads use. `selat skill run` executes every step, so pass the relevant params and treat the unused reads' output as noise — or keep runs cheap by asking a focused question. - **Al