Do I need an X developer account?

No. Your agent calls these operations with a looot key. You do not apply for X API access or manage its tiers.

Can the agent use search operators?

One search operation accepts the advanced search syntax, including from, since, until and minimum-engagement filters. Others take a plain keyword. The input line on each operation says which.

Can an agent post or like through these?

No. These operations read public data. They do not post, like, follow or message from any account.

How do I read the replies to a post?

Use a replies or comments operation and pass the post link. You get author, text and engagement for each reply.

Is there an operation for ads on X?

Yes. One searches promoted posts in the X Ads Repository by advertiser, country in the EU and EEA, and date range.

How does my agent call a X (Twitter) operation?

It connects to looot once, searches the catalog for the job, reads the input fields and the price, then runs the operation. Setup takes one line from skill.md, and the same key works for every provider.

How is a X (Twitter) call billed?

Per call, at the price shown on this page for that operation. The agent sees the price before the run, and the run is recorded with its cost in your ledger.

Where do I find the full input and output fields?

Each operation has a reference page on docs.looot.ai with its input fields, an example call and the response. The For agents card on this page links the cheapest ones.

Are the prices on this page current?

They are read from the live looot catalog every few minutes, so they change when a provider changes its price. When the catalog cannot be read, the page shows no numbers.

Which X (Twitter) operation should I start with?

Start with the cheapest operation in the job you need, which is listed first in its group. Check that it returns the fields your agent reads, and switch to another provider if it does not.

X (Twitter) data API

X and Twitter data for your agent, one key for every provider.

Public profiles, posts, replies, advanced search, followers, communities and ads. Your agent reads the price first and picks the provider that fits.

Give this to your agent

set up looot - https://looot.ai/skill.md

TikHub
Anysite
ScrapeCreators
AnyAPI
Bright Data

X (Twitter) data API

X and Twitter data for your agent, one key for every provider.

Public profiles, posts, replies, advanced search, followers, communities and ads. Your agent reads the price first and picks the provider that fits.

Give this to your agent

set up looot - https://looot.ai/skill.md

The short answer

looot lists the X operations of several data providers in one catalog. An agent reads a public profile, fetches a post, lists replies, runs an advanced search with operators, reads community timelines or looks up promoted posts in the X Ads Repository.

Jobs agents bring here

Monitor a topic with advanced search operators and collect fresh posts.
Read replies under a launch post to sort feedback.
Profile an account before a partnership: bio, counts, recent posts.
Follow the members and timeline of a community.
Look up the promoted posts an advertiser ran in the EU.

What 100 results cost

$0.0180

The cheapest live operation is Any Site API / /twitter/search/posts from Anysite. Another provider can cost more.

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operations: 5
providers: per call
billing

Operations

What your agent can do on X (Twitter)

Grouped by job. Each line shows the provider and the live price per call, cheapest first.

Ads
Promoted posts from the X Ads Repository, by advertiser and date.
1 operation
- Any Site API / /twitter/ads/searchAnysite$0.00036 / result
Search
Advanced search with operators, and search for accounts and communities.
5 operations
- Any Site API / /twitter/search/postsAnysite$0.00018 / result
- Any Site API / /twitter/search/usersAnysite$0.00018 / result
- AnyAPI / X / Twitter SearchAnyAPI$0.00075 / call
- Search XTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Search X communitiesTikHub$0.0010 / call
Communities and lists
Community details, members and timelines, and list members and timelines.
10 operations
- Get X community infoTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X community members (no pagination)TikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X community timelineTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X list followersTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Scrape Creators API / CommunityScrapeCreators$0.00188 / call
- Any Site API / /twitter/communities/tweetsAnysite$0.003598 / call
and 4 more operations in this group
Replies and comments
Replies under a post and its comment threads.
5 operations
- AnyAPI / X / Twitter Post RepliesAnyAPI$0.0005 / call
- Check X retweetTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get the latest tweet commentsTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get user tweet repliesTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X commentsTikHub$0.0010 / call
Followers and following
Who follows an account and who it follows.
5 operations
- Check X followTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X user followersTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X user followingsTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Any Site API / /twitter/user/followersAnysite$0.003598 / call
- Any Site API / /twitter/user/followingAnysite$0.003598 / call
Profiles
A public profile by handle with counts and bio.
7 operations
- AnyAPI / Twitter ProfileAnyAPI$0.00022 / call
- Get X profiles by rest IDsTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X user about profileTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X user affiliatesTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Bright Data / Get an X (Twitter) profileBright Data$0.0015 / result
- Scrape Creators API / ProfileScrapeCreators$0.00188 / call
and 1 more operation in this group
Posts and timelines
One post by link or id, and an account's recent posts and media.
13 operations
- Anysite / List an X user's postsAnysite$0.00018 / result
- AnyAPI / X / Twitter User Tweets and RepliesAnyAPI$0.0005 / call
- AnyAPI / X / Twitter User PostsAnyAPI$0.00075 / call
- Get single tweet dataTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Get X trendingTikHub$0.0010 / call
- Scrape Creators API / TranscriptScrapeCreators$0.00188 / call
and 7 more operations in this group
More operations
Other operations of the same sources.
1 operation
- Any Site API / /twitter/userAnysite$0.003598 / call

Providers

Who covers X (Twitter), and how they differ

Search is where providers differ most. One accepts the full advanced search syntax with from:, since: and engagement filters, others take a plain keyword. Some operations take a handle and some a post link or numeric id. The TikHub family also covers lists, communities and follower checks that the smaller providers skip.

TikHub24 operations$0.0010 / call
Check X follow, Check X retweet, Get single tweet data
Anysite11 operations$0.00018 / result
Any Site API / /twitter/search/posts, Any Site API / /twitter/search/users, Anysite / List an X user's posts
ScrapeCreators6 operations$0.00188 / call
Scrape Creators API / Community, Scrape Creators API / Community Tweets, Scrape Creators API / Profile
AnyAPI5 operations$0.00022 / call
AnyAPI / Twitter Profile, AnyAPI / X / Twitter Post Replies, AnyAPI / X / Twitter User Tweets and Replies
Bright Data1 operation$0.0015 / result
Bright Data / Get an X (Twitter) profile

The prompt

Copy one prompt, give it to your agent.

Edit the names, paste it, and the agent runs the job and shows the cost of each call first.

Monitor a topic with advanced search operators and collect fresh posts.
Read replies under a launch post to sort feedback.
Profile an account before a partnership: bio, counts, recent posts.

Prompt: X (Twitter)

Use looot to search X for posts that mention example.com since last week, list the top ten by likes with author and link, and show each call's price before it runs. Setup is in skill.md.

Give this to your agent

Setup command

set up looot - https://looot.ai/skill.md

FAQ

Questions about X (Twitter) data

Public profiles, single posts, an account's posts and media, replies, advanced search, follower and following lists, communities, lists, trends and the X Ads Repository. They come from several providers.

Keep going

Platform
Reddit data API
Reddit data API for AI agents: public posts, comments, subreddits, search and the Reddit ad library from several providers behind one looot key.
Platform
LinkedIn data API
LinkedIn data API for AI agents: public profiles, companies, employees, jobs, posts and ad library from several providers behind one looot key.
Platform
Facebook data API
Facebook data API for AI agents: public pages, groups, posts, reviews and the Meta Ad Library from several providers behind one looot key.
Use case
Data enrichment
Give your agent the list and the fields. It fills the gaps from many providers behind one key, billed per call.

For agents

platform: X (Twitter)
group: social
run: POST /v1/runs with the endpointId
tool: anysite-api-twitter-search-posts (Anysite)
tool: anysite-api-twitter-search-users (Anysite)
tool: anysite-api-twitter-user-posts (Anysite)
tool: anyapi-run-twitter-profile (AnyAPI)
tool: anysite-api-twitter-ads-search (Anysite)
tool reference: https://docs.looot.ai/reference/tools
setup: https://looot.ai/skill.md
llms.txt: https://looot.ai/llms.txt
updated: 2026-10-04

markdown /platforms/x.md

Try X (Twitter) data with your own agent.

Start your workspace, top up, and paste the prompt into the agent you already use.

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The short answer

What your agent can do on X (Twitter)

Ads

Search

Communities and lists

Replies and comments

Followers and following

Profiles

Posts and timelines

More operations

Who covers X (Twitter), and how they differ

Copy one prompt, give it to your agent.

Questions about X (Twitter) data

Which X operations does looot list?

Do I need an X developer account?

Can the agent use search operators?

Can an agent post or like through these?

How do I read the replies to a post?

Is there an operation for ads on X?

How does my agent call a X (Twitter) operation?

How is a X (Twitter) call billed?

Where do I find the full input and output fields?

Are the prices on this page current?

Which X (Twitter) operation should I start with?

Related platforms and jobs

Try X (Twitter) data with your own agent.

The short answer

What your agent can do on X (Twitter)

Ads

Search

Communities and lists

Replies and comments

Followers and following

Profiles

Posts and timelines

More operations

Who covers X (Twitter), and how they differ

Related platforms and jobs