wordware-ai/twitter
AI Agent for Twitter Personality Analysis
What it solves
It provides a way to analyze a user's Twitter/X profile and recent posts to generate a personalized, AI-driven personality profile, including roasts, strengths, and spirit animals.
How it works
The application fetches a user's profile and approximately 15 recent posts using the X API v2 (or SocialData as a fallback). This data is then sent to an LLM via the Vercel AI Gateway, which streams a structured analysis of the user's personality. The results are cached in a Neon Postgres database and can be rendered into shareable dynamic OG images.
Who it’s for
Users who want a fun, AI-generated analysis of their social media presence or a compatibility check between two Twitter handles.
Highlights
- Official X API v2 integration for data retrieval.
- Model-swappable architecture via a single environment variable.
- Real-time streaming of structured analysis results to the client.
- Caching system to deduplicate concurrent generations and maintain historical analyses.
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