smithery/antoniolg

bird-cli

Read-only usage of the bird CLI for X/Twitter accounts (timelines, mentions, and analysis). Trigger when asked to inspect whoami, timelines, mentions, replies, search, or reporting tasks without account mutations.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/antoniolg --skill bird-cli

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SKILL.md

Bird CLI

Safety Policy (Hard Rules)

This skill is read-only with respect to X/Twitter account state.

  • Never use commands that publish or mutate account state.
  • If a request asks for posting or account mutations, refuse that part and offer a read-only alternative.

CRITICAL: bird's default subcommand is tweet (PUBLISH)

  • Running bird <any-text> without a subcommand will PUBLISH that text as a tweet
  • To READ a tweet, ALWAYS use bird read <id-or-url> — never just bird <id>
  • This is the #1 source of accidental tweets. Triple-check every bird command.

Forbidden Commands (never run)

  • bird tweet
  • bird reply
  • bird follow
  • bird unfollow
  • bird unbookmark

Allowed Commands (query/inspection only)

  • bird whoami
  • bird check
  • bird read
  • bird replies
  • bird thread
  • bird search
  • bird mentions
  • bird bookmarks
  • bird likes
  • bird home
  • bird following
  • bird followers
  • bird lists
  • bird list-timeline
  • bird about
  • bird user-tweets
  • bird news / bird trending
  • bird query-ids (including --fresh)
  • NEVER run bird <id-or-url> without a subcommand — bird's default subcommand is tweet (publish), NOT read. Always use bird read <id-or-url> explicitly.

Quick Start

  • Prefer explicit cookie source and browser profile to avoid Safari auto-detection.
  • If multiple accounts exist, pass --chrome-profile and --username explicitly.
  • Defaults can be set in ~/.config/skills/config.json under bird (chrome_profile, username).

Task: List unanswered mentions (most recent first)

  • Run scripts/unanswered_mentions.py with the target profile.
  • If auto-detection fails, pass --username.
  • The script checks bird replies <tweet> for a reply authored by the target username (heuristic).

Examples:

python scripts/unanswered_mentions.py --cookie-source chrome --chrome-profile "<Profile>" --json-out /tmp/bird-unanswered.json --numbered
python scripts/unanswered_mentions.py --cookie-source chrome --chrome-profile "<Profile>" --show-text --limit 10

Output format:

<createdAt> | @author | https://x.com/<author>/status/<id>

Resources

  • scripts/unanswered_mentions.py: lists unanswered mentions in descending date order.
  • scripts/daily_brief.py: daily brief of AI/dev news + home candidates.

Task: Daily brief (AI + dev)

Run:

python scripts/daily_brief.py

Defaults: AI news + Home following, prints 5 news items and 10 home candidates.

Optional flags:

python scripts/daily_brief.py --news-count 5 --home-results 10
python scripts/daily_brief.py --allow-for-you   # use For You instead of Following
python scripts/daily_brief.py --json-out /tmp/bird-daily.json
  • scripts/ignore_mentions.py: mark mention IDs as ignored so they stop appearing.