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Twitter user batch 02 via AIsa

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Twitter API endpoints for user data and interactions.

About Twitter user batch 02 via AIsa

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Service details

Service Id
f68c18ea-e648-4aa2-905a-16fbb891e04f
Service origin
https://api.aisa.one
ListedSeptember 24, 2026, 6:44 PM
Last checkedSeptember 24, 2026, 8:07 PM

Protocol details

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Endpoints

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GET/twitter/user/check_follow_relationship

Check Follow Relationship

Check whether one X user follows another, in both directions, by @handle. Use this for a single targeted lookup instead of paging through `get_twitter_user_followers` or `get_twitter_user_followings` — it answers 'does A follow B, and does B follow A' in one request. Returns the relationship flags under `data`.Price unavailableThe operation requires declared authentication; API keys, bearer tokens and other schemes are not evidence of AEP support.
GET/twitter/user/followings

Get User Followings

List the accounts a given X user follows, identified by @handle. Returns 200 entries per page with `has_next_page` and `next_cursor`. Use this to infer a user's interests, information sources, or professional network — who someone follows is usually a stronger signal of intent than who follows them. For the opposite direction use `get_twitter_user_followers`. To test a single specific pair without paging through thousands of records, use `get_twitter_user_check_follow_relationship`.Price unavailableThe operation requires declared authentication; API keys, bearer tokens and other schemes are not evidence of AEP support.
GET/twitter/user/mentions

Get User Mentions

Get tweets that mention a given @handle, 20 per page. This is the only user-scoped X endpoint that supports a time window: pass `sinceTime` and/or `untilTime` as Unix timestamps in seconds to bound the range. Use this for monitoring — brand mentions, inbound replies, reputation tracking, or 'what happened to this account in the last 24 hours'. Returns tweets with `has_next_page` and `next_cursor`. For the account's own posts rather than mentions of it, use `get_twitter_user_tweet_timeline`.Price unavailableThe operation requires declared authentication; API keys, bearer tokens and other schemes are not evidence of AEP support.
GET/twitter/user/search

Search User by Keyword

Search X user accounts by keyword and get back matching profiles. Use this when you know roughly who you are looking for — a company name, a topic, a partial handle — but not the exact @handle. Cursor-paginated; returns full user objects under `users`. This searches accounts, not posts; to search tweet content use `get_twitter_tweet_advanced_search`.Price unavailableThe operation requires declared authentication; API keys, bearer tokens and other schemes are not evidence of AEP support.
GET/twitter/user/verifiedFollowers

Get User Verified Followers

List only the verified accounts following a given X user, in reverse chronological order. Use this to gauge the quality rather than the size of an audience — verified followers are a better credibility signal than raw follower count. Cursor-paginated. Takes a numeric `user_id`, not a @handle; resolve the handle first with `get_twitter_user_info`. For the complete follower list use `get_twitter_user_followers`.Price unavailableThe operation requires declared authentication; API keys, bearer tokens and other schemes are not evidence of AEP support.