tweet.md: X Posts as Clean Markdown
tweet.md is a developer utility that converts X (Twitter) posts into clean, readable Markdown optimized for LLMs, AI agents, and research workflows. By simply replacing 'x.com' with 'tweet.md' in a post URL or using the API, users get attribution-preserving output with timestamps, media, quotes, and thread support. It also includes an AI agent skill for seamless integration.
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tweet.md is a developer and research utility that converts X posts into clean, readable Markdown. Instead of scraping HTML or pasting messy embeds into an AI assistant, users can swap x.com for tweet.md in a post URL or call the conversion API. The output is optimized for LLMs, agents, research workflows, and note-taking, with attribution, timestamps, canonical links, media, quotes, and thread support included.
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I built tweet.md because I kept running into the same annoying problem: X posts are often useful context for AI tools, but copying them usually gives you messy text, embeds, screenshots, or browser clutter.
tweet.md turns X posts and threads into clean, attribution-preserving Markdown.
The workflow is as simple as rewriting the URL to tweet.md:
x.com/ProductHunt/status/2057518338419634198 → tweet.md/ProductHunt/status/2057518338419634198
There’s also an AI agent skill, so agents can use tweet.md directly in their workflows.
It supports:
- single X posts
- threads
- quoted posts
- articles
- Obsidian-friendly Markdown
The goal is simple: make public X content easier to use with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, Obsidian, and other Markdown/LLM workflows — without scraping HTML or pasting messy copied content.
Would love your feedback, especially from people using X content in research, AI workflows, or note-taking.
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