x-article-reader

Fetch and analyze X (Twitter) articles/posts using the Twitter API. Use when user provides an X post URL or post ID and wants to retrieve the article content and get an analysis/interpretation of the post. Handles both URL formats (x.com or twitter.com) and direct post IDs.

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X Article Reader - Intelligent Twitter Post Retrieval and Analysis Tool

Skills Overview

X Article Reader is an intelligent skill based on Claude that quickly retrieves X (Twitter) posts and long-form content via the Twitter API, and provides structured article analysis. By simply providing a tweet link or ID, it automatically extracts the article title, body content, author information, and engagement data.

Use Cases

1. Social Media Content Research

When you need to research a specific Twitter topic or trending event, just provide the relevant tweet link. The skill will fetch the complete content and deliver in-depth analysis, including key idea extraction, theme summarization, and interpretation of engagement metrics—helping you quickly understand the article’s core value.

2. Tweet Data Extraction and Analysis

Suitable for operations teams, data analysts, and researchers who need to retrieve detailed tweet information in bulk or individually. You can extract complete engagement metrics such as likes, retweets, replies, and views, as well as the author’s verification status and background information.

3. Quick Interpretation of Long-Form Content

Long-form articles on the.

Twitter platform often contain rich content but are difficult to read. This skill can automatically extract the article structure, organize the content into sections, and provide a summary of the core points—ideal for users who need to grasp the main ideas quickly.

Core Features

1. Multi-Format URL Support

Supports two URL formats: x.com and twitter.com, and also allows direct use of a tweet ID to retrieve content. Regardless of which format you provide, the skill will automatically recognize it and extract the article data without any manual conversion.

2. Structured Data Extraction

Returns complete JSON-formatted data, including article title (title), body paragraphs (contents), author information (author), preview text (preview_text), and detailed engagement metrics (replies, likes, quotes, views), making it easy to process and analyze further.

3. Intelligent Content Analysis

Based on the extracted article data, it provides a multidimensional analysis framework—from topic overviews and key point extraction to core-idea interpretation and engagement-context analysis—helping users fully understand the value and influence of the article.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use Claude to get Twitter article content?

Just provide a tweet link (x.com or twitter.com) or the tweet ID. The skill will automatically call the Twitter API to fetch the content and return structured article data. Before using it, you need to set the TWITTER_API_KEY environment variable.

What URL formats does the skill support?

It supports two common formats: https://x.com/username/status/tweetID and https://twitter.com/username/status/tweetID. It also supports entering a tweet ID directly (e.g., 2027463795355095314).

What should I do if I get a 403 error?

A 403 error usually occurs for two reasons:
1) The API key is not set or is invalid—check that the TWITTER_API_KEY environment variable is configured correctly.
2) You’ve triggered an API rate limit—wait a while and try again.

What information is included in the retrieved tweet data?

It includes the article title dan an array of body content split by paragraphs, the author’s name and username, verification status (isVerified/isBlueVerified), preview text, and complete engagement data (replies, likes, quotes, views).

Can the skill analyze tweet engagement data?

Yes. The skill returns all engagement metrics for the tweet, including replies, likes, quotes, and views. During analysis, it uses these data to evaluate the content’s reach and the quality of audience feedback.