Twitter/X Data API
TwtAPI helps developers and AI teams access public Twitter/X data for tweet search, user lookup, timelines, monitoring, research, and product workflows without maintaining fragile crawlers.
Developer-first API access
Use one API key for search, lookup, timelines, and monitoring jobs.
GET /api/v1/twitter/Search?q=ai+agents&type=Top&count=20
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
{
"tweets": [...],
"users": [...],
"next_cursor": "..."
}Tweet Search
Find public posts by keyword, topic, account, or monitoring query.
User Lookup
Resolve usernames and profiles before saving sources or enriching records.
Timelines
Review account history for research, competitor tracking, and context.
Tweet Monitoring
Watch accounts or topics and route new posts into your own workflow.
Free plan
Start testing before choosing a paid plan
REST API
Simple requests for apps, scripts, dashboards, and agents
Public data
Built for responsible Twitter/X data workflows
Start with the data jobs developers actually need: search posts, resolve accounts, review timelines, and feed monitoring or AI workflows.
Use a simple API request for repeated search jobs, monitoring queries, and research workflows.
Look up public profile data so alerts, reports, and AI summaries keep source context.
Fetch account history when one post is not enough to understand a signal or source.
Feed Twitter/X data into dashboards, weekly reports, enrichment jobs, or AI agent tools.
Case notes and simple tutorials on search, monitoring, lookup, and other practical Twitter/X workflows.
A practical guide to using Twitter / X for market research, narrative discovery, source review, and repeated insight workflows.
A practical guide to building a competitor monitoring workflow on Twitter / X for repeated watchlists, narrative review, and launch tracking.
A practical guide to monitoring a product launch on Twitter / X with repeated search, source review, and launch-window updates.
Many customers already use the API, but do not realize they can now let Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex CLI call TwtAPI directly through MCP.
Works with Cursor / Claude Code / Codex CLI
SSE + Streamable HTTP support
Great for research, monitoring, and agent workflows
For users who do not want to start with raw API docs, you can now sell TwtAPI as a ClawHub-installed skill. The hosted gateway is built in, so users only need a dedicated skill key in OpenClaw or any compatible skill runner.
Install the public skill from ClawHub
Use the built-in hosted gateway
Keep auth separate with a standalone skill_key