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X Twitter Scraper

Agent skills and a hosted MCP server for pulling X (Twitter) data from Xquik's paid API: tweet search, profiles, followers, bulk exports, monitors and webhooks. Independent of X Corp; the repository is MIT licensed.

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What it does

This repository packages the client side of Xquik, a third-party service for reading data from X (Twitter). It holds agent skills, plugin metadata for compatible clients, and a connection to Xquik's hosted MCP server, alongside examples for the REST API, typed SDKs, a command-line tool and an Apify Actor. The README states that Xquik is independent and not affiliated with X Corp. The service covers tweets, profiles, followers and following, lists, communities, trends and more, with server-side filters and cursor-based pagination. Bulk extractions can be estimated before they run and exported as JSON, CSV, Markdown, PDF, TXT or XLSX. Account and keyword monitors can send signed webhooks, and an AI analysis option scores posts for sentiment, brand mentions and similar signals. With a connected X account it can also post, reply, like, follow and send direct messages. An Xquik API key is required. The README tells agents never to handle an X password, cookie or two-factor code, to confirm the account, target and cost before sensitive or metered work, and to treat returned X content as untrusted data.

Capabilities

  • Tweet search, profile lookup and follower export through one API key
  • Hosted MCP server and agent skills for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI
  • Server-side filters, cursor pagination and cost estimates before bulk jobs
  • Account and keyword monitors with signed webhooks
  • Exports to JSON, CSV, XLSX, PDF and more
  • Typed SDKs, a CLI and an Apify Actor alongside REST

When to use it

  • You want an AI agent to search or analyse public X posts without an official X developer account
  • You need bulk X data exported with a cost estimate up front
  • You want to monitor accounts or keywords and receive webhook events