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Twitter/X.com data access for agents. Use this skill when users want to search tweets, look up user profiles, or retrieve recent tweets. Pay-per-call via Vincent credit system. Triggers on "search tweets", "twitter", "X.com", "look up user", "tweet search", "twitter profile", "recent tweets".
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Use this skill to search tweets, look up user profiles, and retrieve recent tweets from X.com (Twitter). All requests are proxied through the Vincent backend, which handles authentication with the X API, enforces rate limits, tracks per-call costs, and deducts from your credit balance automatically.
No API keys to manage. The agent authenticates with a Vincent API key scoped to a DATA_SOURCES secret. Vincent handles the upstream Twitter API credentials server-side -- the agent never sees or manages Twitter API keys.
All commands use the @vincentai/cli package. API keys are stored and resolved automatically — you never handle raw keys or file paths.
This skill is designed for autonomous agent operation with pay-per-call pricing and human oversight.
No environment variables are required because this skill uses agent-first onboarding: the agent creates a DATA_SOURCES secret at runtime by calling the Vincent API, which returns a scoped API key. The CLI stores the returned API key automatically during creation. The config paths where the key is persisted (${OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR:-$HOME/.openclaw}/credentials/datasources/ or ./datasources/) are declared in this skill's metadata.
The agent's API key is not a Twitter API key. It is a scoped Bearer token for the Vincent proxy. The Vincent server authenticates with Twitter on the agent's behalf. The agent cannot access the upstream API directly or bypass the proxy's credit and rate-limit enforcement.
Model invocation is intentionally enabled. The purpose of this skill is to give AI agents autonomous access to Twitter data. The agent is expected to search tweets and look up profiles on its own. The human controls spending through credit balance and payment method management at https://heyvincent.ai.
All API calls go exclusively to heyvincent.ai over HTTPS/TLS. The Vincent server then calls the Twitter API. The agent does not co...
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# Vincent - Twitter / X.com for agents
Use this skill to search tweets, look up user profiles, and retrieve recent tweets from X.com (Twitter). All requests are proxied through the Vincent backend, which handles authentication with the X API, enforces rate limits, tracks per-call costs, and deducts from your credit balance automatically.
**No API keys to manage.** The agent authenticates with a Vincent API key scoped to a `DATA_SOURCES` secret. Vincent handles the upstream Twitter API credentials server-side -- the agent never sees or manages Twitter API keys.
All commands use the `@vincentai/cli` package. API keys are stored and resolved automatically — you never handle raw keys or file paths.
## Security Model
This skill is designed for **autonomous agent operation with pay-per-call pricing and human oversight**.
**No environment variables are required** because this skill uses agent-first onboarding: the agent creates a `DATA_SOURCES` secret at runtime by calling the Vincent API, which returns a scoped API key. The CLI stores the returned API key automatically during creation. The config paths where the key is persisted (`${OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR:-$HOME/.openclaw}/credentials/datasources/` or `./datasources/`) are declared in this skill's metadata.
**The agent's API key is not a Twitter API key.** It is a scoped Bearer token for the Vincent proxy. The Vincent server authenticates with Twitter on the agent's behalf. The agent cannot access the upstream API directly or bypass the proxy's credit and rate-limit enforcement.
**Model invocation is intentionally enabled.** The purpose of this skill is to give AI agents autonomous access to Twitter data. The agent is expected to search tweets and look up profiles on its own. The human controls spending through credit balance and payment method management at `https://heyvincent.ai`.
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