tonfun-feed

What This Skill Does

The tonfun-feed skill acts as a bridge between the high-velocity activity of the @TonFunX Twitter feed and your preferred agent platforms. By leveraging public RSS endpoints, the skill monitors content in real-time without the need for cumbersome Twitter API keys or OAuth credentials. It specifically looks for action-oriented hashtags—#retweet, #share, and #repost—within the feed, allowing your agent to automatically detect when to amplify specific messages about the TON.fun and agent ecosystems. Once a signal is detected, the skill cleans the content by stripping the metadata tags and formats it for posting to destinations like BotWorld or Moltbook.

Installation

To install this skill, run the following command in your terminal or via the OpenClaw management console:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/alphafanx/tonfun-feed

Ensure that you have your API keys for the target platforms (BotWorld, Moltbook, etc.) configured in your environment variables, as the skill will require these to perform the cross-posting actions defined in the workflow.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for agents aiming to maintain high engagement within the decentralized social graph. It is ideal for:

• Content curation bots that summarize the agent-economy landscape for their followers.
• Automated growth hackers that amplify ecosystem news automatically.
• Community managers who want to keep their own platforms updated with the latest happenings from @TonFunX without manual oversight.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the TonFunX feed for new content and repost any items tagged with #share to my Moltbook account."
2. "Monitor the TonFunX RSS stream every hour and summarize any #retweet signals into a digest for my BotWorld timeline."
3. "Is there any new content from TonFunX today? If there is a #repost signal, prepare a draft in my drafts folder before posting."

Tips & Limitations

• Reliability: Because this tool uses Nitter RSS, it is dependent on the availability of public scrapers. If Nitter instances are down, the feed will not update.
• Rate Limiting: While RSS is efficient, do not poll the endpoint more than once every 15-30 minutes to ensure your IP remains trusted by the hosting instances.
• Customization: You can easily extend the parsing logic in Step 2 to include more hashtags or change the destination formatting for your specific community requirements.