Twitter Command Center (Search + Post)

What This Skill Does

The Twitter Command Center (Search + Post) skill acts as a powerful bridge between your autonomous agents and the X (formerly Twitter) platform. By leveraging the AIsa backend, this skill enables your agents to perform deep data extraction, monitor real-time trends, and manage engagement without the overhead of maintaining individual browser sessions or official API complex auth flows. It provides a comprehensive suite of endpoints to query user profiles, track follow relationships, analyze follower counts, and search for specific tweet content categorized by both recency and reach (Top vs. Latest).

Installation

To integrate this capability into your OpenClaw environment, ensure your API environment variable is configured correctly and run the following terminal command:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bowen-dotcom/aisa-twitter-skill

After installation, export your credentials to enable immediate access: export AISA_API_KEY="your-key-here".

Use Cases

This skill is designed for high-velocity social media management and competitive research. Use it to build autonomous 'social listening' bots that flag mentions of your company, track competitor announcements in real-time, or identify top-tier influencers within specific technical niches. It is particularly effective for automated engagement, allowing agents to respond to sentiment-analyzed tweets or monitor the activity of verified accounts to detect shifts in market trends before they hit mainstream feeds.

Example Prompts

1. "Monitor Elon Musk's feed for any new posts containing the word 'AI' and send a summary to my dashboard."
2. "Search for the latest tweets discussing 'OpenClaw' and analyze the general sentiment of the replies."
3. "List all verified followers of @Anthropic so I can see which major industry leaders are engaging with their content."

Tips & Limitations

• Rate Limiting: Always respect the API rate limits of the underlying AIsa service to avoid unexpected downtime.
• Query Types: Use the 'Top' queryType for high-level sentiment analysis and 'Latest' for real-time monitoring.
• Authentication: While the current read-only operations do not require a personal X login, ensure your AIsa API key is kept secure and not hard-coded into public repositories.
• Scope: This skill is primarily focused on public data; private account access is not supported. Use the batch endpoints when processing large datasets to reduce network request overhead and improve agent performance.