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Tuitter is a TypeScript-based terminal UI client for X (Twitter) that lets you authenticate with your own developer app and interact with your account directly from the command line. It offers a keyboard-driven OpenTUI interface, configurable OAuth settings, and local token storage for a focused, customizable workflow.

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tuitter is an open-source terminal UI client for X (formerly Twitter) built with TypeScript and OpenTUI, designed for developers who prefer working directly from the command line. Instead of switching to a browser, you can authenticate with your own X developer app and interact with your timeline, tweets, and bookmarks inside a fast, keyboard-driven interface.

With tuitter, you connect using OAuth 2.0 credentials from console.x.com and keep tokens stored locally for privacy and control. The project is powered by Bun, making installation and dependency management straightforward for modern JavaScript and TypeScript workflows.

Key capabilities include:

Terminal-native browsing of X timelines, tweets, likes, and bookmarks
OAuth 2.0 authentication using your personal X developer credentials
Configurable scopes and redirect URI via a simple .env file
Image display modes tuned for terminal emulators (auto, kitty, or off)

Because it’s written in TypeScript and structured with OpenTUI, tuitter is easy to extend, fork, and customize. Developers can adapt the interface, add shortcuts, or integrate additional X API endpoints to match their own workflow, all while staying in a minimalist, distraction-free terminal environment.