docs: add structured output guidance for AI agents
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@@ -26,9 +26,11 @@ A terminal-first CLI for Twitter/X: read timelines, bookmarks, and user profiles
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- Tweet detail: view a tweet and its replies
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- List timeline: fetch tweets from a Twitter List
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- User lookup: fetch user profile, tweets, likes, followers, and following
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- JSON output: export any data for scripting
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- JSON output: export any data for scripting and AI agent integration
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- Optional scoring filter: rank tweets by engagement weights
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> **AI Agent Tip:** Always use `--json` for structured output instead of parsing the default rich-text display. Use `--max` to limit results.
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**Write:**
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- Post: create new tweets and replies
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- Delete: remove your own tweets
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@@ -292,7 +294,9 @@ After installation, OpenClaw can call `twitter-cli` commands directly.
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- 推文详情:查看推文及其回复
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- 列表时间线:获取 Twitter List 的推文
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- 用户查询:查看用户资料、推文、点赞、粉丝和关注
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- JSON 输出:便于脚本处理
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- JSON 输出:便于脚本处理和 AI agent 集成
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> **AI Agent 提示:** 需要结构化输出时始终使用 `--json`,不要解析默认的富文本显示。用 `--max` 控制返回数量。
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**写入:**
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- 发推:发布新推文和回复
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SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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---
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name: twitter-cli
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description: CLI skill for Twitter/X to read timelines, bookmarks, user posts, and profiles from the terminal without API keys
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description: CLI skill for Twitter/X with JSON output for AI agents — read timelines, bookmarks, user posts, and profiles from the terminal without API keys
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author: jackwener
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version: "1.0.0"
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tags:
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Use this skill when the user wants to read or interact with Twitter/X content from terminal without API keys.
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## Agent Defaults
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When you need machine-readable output:
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1. **Always use `--json`** for structured output. Do not parse the default rich-text table output.
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2. Use `--max` to keep result sets small and token-efficient.
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3. Use `-o <file>` to save large results to a file instead of printing to stdout.
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4. Prefer specific commands over broad ones. Example: use `twitter user-posts elonmusk --max 5 --json` instead of fetching full timelines.
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## Prerequisites
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```bash
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@@ -98,7 +107,10 @@ twitter bookmark 1234567890 # Bookmark
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twitter unbookmark 1234567890 # Unbookmark
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```
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## JSON / Scripting
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## Structured Output
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All major query commands support `--json` for machine-readable output.
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AI agents should **always use `--json`** instead of parsing the default rich-text display:
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```bash
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twitter feed --json > tweets.json
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twitter user-posts elonmusk --max 5 --json
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# Search and export for analysis
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twitter search "topic" --json > results.json
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twitter search "topic" --max 20 --json
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twitter search "topic" -o results.json
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# Check user profile
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twitter user elonmusk --json
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# Daily reading workflow
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twitter feed -t following --filter
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twitter bookmarks --filter
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# Daily reading workflow (structured output)
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twitter feed -t following --max 30 --json
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twitter bookmarks --max 20 --json
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```
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## Error Handling
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