workspace/skills/twitter-check/SKILL.md
# Skill: Twitter Check **Purpose**: Quick invocation to check mentions and respond to #netclaw threads. **Trigger**: `/twitter-check` or "check twitter" or "#netclaw check" **MCP Server**: twitter-mcp ## Overview This skill provides a quick way for John to invoke the Twitter mention check and auto-respond workflow directly from Claude Code. ## Usage ``` /twitter-check # Check and respond to mentions /twitter-check dry # Preview what would happen (no posting) /twitter-check
npx skillsauth add automateyournetwork/netclaw workspace/skills/twitter-checkInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Purpose: Quick invocation to check mentions and respond to #netclaw threads.
Trigger: /twitter-check or "check twitter" or "#netclaw check"
MCP Server: twitter-mcp
This skill provides a quick way for John to invoke the Twitter mention check and auto-respond workflow directly from Claude Code.
/twitter-check # Check and respond to mentions
/twitter-check dry # Preview what would happen (no posting)
/twitter-check heartbeat # Also post a heartbeat tweet
When invoked:
{
"tool": "twitter_heartbeat_cycle",
"arguments": {
"post_heartbeat": false,
"respond_to_netclaw_only": true,
"dry_run": false
}
}
User: /twitter-check
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