X-Helper Skill

• Queries public Twitter data via free APIs (no API key needed)
  • Profile: fxtwitter
  • Tweet: vxtwitter
• Used to evaluate counterparty influence during XQuoteDeal negotiation
• Pure function library in

  scripts/x_helper.py

  , invoked via

  python3 -c

Functions

x_helper.py

• lookup(username)

  ->

  {"username", "followers", "following", "tweets", "likes", "description"}

  • username

    : Twitter username (without @)

• get_tweet(tweet_id, username="i")

  ->

  {"tweet_id", "username", "text", "likes", "retweets", "replies", "quote": {...} | None}

  • tweet_id

    : tweet ID

  • quote

    : nested object

    {"tweet_id", "username", "text"}

    if this tweet quotes another, else None

• has_quoted(username, target_tweet_id, quote_tweet_id)

  ->

  {"username", "target_tweet_id", "quoted": bool, "quote_tweet_id": str | None}

  • username

    : expected quote author (without @)

  • target_tweet_id

    : the tweet that should be quoted

  • quote_tweet_id

    : the tweet claimed to be the quote

Limitations

• No timeline endpoint available — cannot list a user's recent tweets

• engagement_rate

  calculation not supported (requires recent tweet list)

• has_quoted

  requires the caller to supply the

  quote_tweet_id

  (cannot scan timeline)

Examples

cd <path-to-this-skill>/scripts && python3 -c "
from x_helper import lookup
print(lookup('elonmusk'))
"

cd <path-to-this-skill>/scripts && python3 -c "
from x_helper import get_tweet
print(get_tweet('20'))
"

cd <path-to-this-skill>/scripts && python3 -c "
from x_helper import has_quoted
print(has_quoted('somequoter', '1234567890', '9876543210'))
"

Rules

1. Parse

   $ARGUMENTS

   and call

   lookup(username)

   .
2. Respond in the user's language.
3. Usernames must be real values — never fabricate or use mock data.