xfetch

About xfetch

xfetch is a read API for public X/Twitter data, exposed both as thirty-one stable REST endpoints under /v1 and as six hosted MCP tools, so the same normalized JSON is available whether you curl it from a backend or an agent asks for it in conversation. The surface covers recent search with an /enriched variant that de-duplicates authors, profile lookup by username, user timelines with originals and reposts paginated, the audience graph as follower and following lists returned as ids or full profiles, tweet context including author, quotes and retweeters, and community, list and trend timelines. Pagination uses opaque tokens and the whole contract is published machine-readably at /openapi.json, /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt so an agent can be pointed at it directly rather than having the integration hand-written. Billing is credit-based and only successful reads are charged: a single lookup is one credit, collection and search calls are one base credit plus one per returned item, and failed calls cost nothing. A separate account-monitoring product sits alongside the API — you pick public handles, connect a Discord channel by authorising rather than pasting a webhook URL, and observed posts route to Discord or to your own signed webhook with no polling job to run; deliveries never spend API credits. There is a live console with cached samples you can run before signing up, and every new account starts with a thousand credits that never expire.

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