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Lap Tran a35c0bb744 Manage opencode 1.x config via home-manager and isolate opencode2

- Symlink ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json and skills/ from dotfiles
  so opencode 1.x config survives rebuild with zap cleanup
- Track cloud-deploy, cloudflared, github-cli, no-mistakes,
  playwright-cli, and read-tweet skills in repo
- Update opencode2 model to opencode/muse-spark-1.2-contributor-free
- Rotate opencode.json/skills in rebuild.sh alongside existing
  managed paths

2026-09-21 21:55:00 -04:00

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name, description

name	description
read-tweet	Use when the user asks to read, fetch, or show the content of an X (Twitter) tweet or thread by URL or ID. Triggers on x.com/twitter.com URLs or tweet IDs. Uses the local `bird` CLI to pull content via the browser cookie session.

Read X/Twitter Tweet Content with bird

When the user asks to read, fetch, view, or summarize a tweet (or thread), use the locally installed bird CLI instead of webfetch — it authenticates via the active browser session and returns full tweet content + metadata.

Commands

Use /opt/homebrew/bin/bird (absolute path since PATH can be sparse in non-interactive shells):

Single tweet: bird read <tweet-url-or-id> --json
Full thread/conversation: bird thread <tweet-url-or-id> --json
Replies to a tweet: bird replies <tweet-url-or-id> --json

Prefer --json for parseable output (author, text, media, created_at, metrics). Drop --json only if the user wants pretty-printed terminal output.

When to use

User pastes an x.com/twitter.com URL and asks anything about it
User references a tweet by numeric ID
User asks for "the thread", "the replies", or "what does this tweet say"

When NOT to use

User asks to post, reply, like, bookmark, follow, or search tweets — use other bird subcommands directly (see bird --help)
User asks about article content linked FROM a tweet — bird only returns tweet text/metadata, not outbound article bodies; fall back to webfetch on the linked URL

Notes

bird reads auth_token and ct0 cookies from Safari/Chrome/Firefox; no paid dev account needed
If a fetch fails with auth errors, tell the user to sign in to x.com in their browser and retry
Quote tweets and retweets include the referenced tweet in the JSON payload

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