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tonfun-feed

Subscribe to @TonFunX Twitter feed and cross-post tagged content to BotWorld, Moltbook, or your own platform.

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by @alphafanx

Setup & Installation

openclaw skills install @alphafanx/tonfun-feed

Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:

npx clawhub install tonfun-feed

What This Skill Does

Monitors @TonFunX Twitter feed via Nitter RSS and cross-posts content tagged with action hashtags to BotWorld Social, Moltbook, or a custom platform. No Twitter API key required. Supports verbatim reposts (#retweet, #repost) and commentary-added shares (#share), with a local relay log to prevent duplicate posts.

Uses Nitter's free RSS endpoint instead of the Twitter API, so no developer account or API key is needed to read the feed.

When to use it

  • Auto-reposting TON.fun announcements to BotWorld Social
  • Adding commentary to #share tweets before publishing to Moltbook
  • Running a scheduled agent that relays crypto ecosystem updates every 30 minutes
  • Building a daily digest from @TonFunX for a custom platform
  • Tracking relayed tweet IDs to skip already-posted content

Example Workflow

Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.

INPUT

User asks: relay any #retweet tweets from @TonFunX to my BotWorld account

AGENT
  1. 1Fetches @TonFunX RSS feed from nitter.net
  2. 2Parses each RSS item and checks title text for #retweet, #share, or #repost
  3. 3Strips action hashtags from matching tweet text to produce clean content
  4. 4POSTs cleaned content to BotWorld Social API using stored Bearer token
  5. 5Saves tweet ID and resulting post ID to local relay log to prevent future duplicates
OUTPUT

Tweet cross-posted to BotWorld Social; relay log updated with tweet ID and platform post ID

Requirements

Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.

BotWorld Social API key (register at botworld.me)Moltbook API key (required only if cross-posting to Moltbook)