Xquik

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Best fitAutomation · Text Generation · Coding

In one lineXquik is an X-focused API and MCP service for extracting public data, monitoring accounts and keywords, exporting results, and automating supported actions from connected accounts.

Xquik is an independent service for extracting public X data, monitoring activity, and automating supported account actions through a dashboard, API, webhooks, SDKs, CLI, Actors, and MCP. Explore Xquik for workflows involving X research, integrations, and AI agents. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by X Corp.

What it does

Xquik provides structured access to public X data and connected-account workflows. Its documented tools can search tweets by keyword, Tweet ID, or URL; retrieve recent posts, replies, profiles, followers, List posts, Space participants, Community members, and people matching search terms; and support account or keyword monitoring. Completed extraction jobs can be exported in formats including CSV, JSON, XLSX, and Markdown, according to the publisher.

Connected X accounts can be used to publish posts, reply, like, repost, follow, send direct messages, and perform other supported actions. Public-data reads generally do not require an X Developer app or connected account, while private reads and write actions require an X account controlled by the user. Monitoring activity can be delivered through signed webhook events.

Notable capabilities

Tweet search by keyword, Tweet ID, or X URL, plus bounded extraction of user posts and replies.
Public profile, follower, List, Community, and Space participant extraction.
Account and keyword monitoring for new posts, with webhook support.
Publishing and engagement actions from connected X accounts, including posting, replying, liking, and reposting.
API and MCP access for AI-agent workflows, with OAuth 2.1 or supported API-key authentication.

Who it helps

The service is aimed at individuals, software teams, automation builders, developers, researchers, and AI-agent users that need X data in structured form or want to connect X workflows to other applications. Its focus overlaps with EnsembleData where teams need social-platform extraction such as profiles, posts, replies, and follower information, although Xquik is focused on X-specific data and account actions. It also resembles unified social-data APIs such as Keyapi in providing programmatic access to structured social information, but Xquik documents a narrower X-centered toolset.

How it fits a workflow

A typical workflow can use the API or MCP server to search or extract public data, paginate through bounded results, store the structured response, and export completed jobs. Monitoring can trigger signed webhooks when tracked accounts or keywords produce new activity. Teams using Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, or compatible MCP applications can connect through the documented MCP surface, while conventional applications can use the API at https://xquik.com/api/v1.

Strengths and limits

Xquik combines extraction, monitoring, exports, and supported publishing actions in one X-focused service, with both developer and AI-agent access methods. Public reads can be performed without a connected X account, but private data and account actions require authentication and a user-controlled account. Documented limits include 500 read calls per second, 120 write requests per 60 seconds, and 60 delete requests per 60 seconds; exceeding a limit returns HTTP 429 with retry information. The publisher also states that Xquik is a third-party service and is not affiliated with X Corp. See the official terms for the service relationship and access details.

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