Rohun Vora publishes automation tools and builds Paste, a service for surfacing trade ideas from public source material. His open-source X Research skill gives coding agents a structured way to search and review posts.[1][2]
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Vora describes his focus as automating tasks. In his public updates about Paste, he explains a product that looks through podcasts and research papers to surface possible trade ideas. This applies the same broad interest in extracting useful information from large public streams to a particular domain.[1][2]
Contributions
X Research wraps the X API in a command-line interface for searching posts, reading threads and looking at an account’s recent activity. Time and engagement filters narrow the results, while caching avoids repeating the same request. An assistant can combine these operations into a briefing with links back to the underlying posts. The repository supplies both instructions for the agent and TypeScript code for the requests and output.[3]
Ideas
The skill supports a quick lookup mode, account watchlists and saved research output. Its README distinguishes recent search from full-archive access and displays estimated request costs. These choices make the retrieval process explicit, so a user can judge the scope and expense of a search rather than treating a short briefing as a complete view of the platform.[3]
Tools, writing & talks
Tools
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github.comAn agent skill and CLI for searching recent posts, following threads and producing sourced briefings.
Read the command and limitation sections, then try a narrow recent-search question. It requires Bun and X API access; the README explains authentication and how requests are charged.
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