Real-time social signal from X for your Nick agent

X is the source behind the Twitter Data node, so your agent can search live posts instead of guessing what the crowd is saying. Pull posts by keyword, account, hashtag, or cashtag, read the engagement behind each one, and feed the result straight into your workflow.

Feed X's social signal into your Nick agent.

What the X Twitter Data node gets you

X powers the Twitter Data node, giving your agent a live read on the conversation instead of just a price. It turns posts and their engagement into signal your workflow can use.

Search live and historical posts

Search posts from the last 7 days, or reach into the full historical archive on Pro and Enterprise credentials, filtered by keyword, account, or language.

Engagement signal on every post

Read retweet, reply, like, quote, bookmark, and impression counts to gauge how a post or account is landing before your agent reacts.

Account, hashtag, and cashtag tracking

Track specific accounts, hashtags, and cashtags with Boolean search operators, verified-user filters, and geo tagging.

Wire it into any workflow

Drop the Twitter Data node into your agent alongside your other logic. It hands off clean, structured post data, no glue code required.

X data at a glance

The Twitter Data node turns a search into signal your agent can act on, in three steps.

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Search the feed

Pull posts matching your keywords, accounts, hashtags, or cashtags from the last 7 days or the full archive.

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Read the engagement

Check retweet, like, reply, and impression counts to see how a post or account is landing.

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Feed your agent

Pass clean, structured post data straight into your workflow's decision logic.

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Real-time X posts, without the API wrangling

The Twitter Data node searches X's API v2 directly: recent posts from the last 7 days on every plan, plus the full historical archive on Pro and Enterprise credentials. Build a search with the form builder or write a raw query with Boolean operators, filter by keyword, account, language, or media, and pull 10 to 100 results at a time with retweet, like, reply, quote, bookmark, and impression counts attached. It is a data node, not an execution venue, so pair it with an order node when you are ready to trade.

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It is the node that searches X's API v2 for posts matched by keyword, account, hashtag, or cashtag, so your agent can read social signal before it decides.

Both. Recent search covers the last 7 days on every plan. The full historical archive is available on Pro and Enterprise X API credentials.

Between 10 and 100 posts per search, sorted by recency or relevance, with pagination available for deeper pulls.

Retweet, reply, like, quote, bookmark, and impression counts, plus the author and language, so your agent can weigh a post's reach.

No. It is a data source, not an execution venue. Pair it with an order node to act on what it reads.