Tweet Share Card

Convert an X/Twitter post URL into a polished share card image by capturing the tweet content and compositing it on a styled background.

Create a share image from an X/Twitter post.

When to use

• User sends an x.com / twitter.com post URL
• User wants a tweet screenshot, share card, poster, or social-share image
• User wants the final image sent back in chat

Workflow

1. Extract the tweet URL from the user message.
2. Open the tweet in the dedicated visible Chrome profile/session already used for X login.
3. Capture the tweet content area only:
   • keep avatar/name/text/link preview
   • exclude right sidebar
   • exclude reply/action counts when possible
   • do not rewrite or re-typeset tweet text
4. Parse any user-requested color style (examples: pink, blue-purple, purple-blue, peach, mint).
5. Composite the captured tweet area onto a poster background using that style.
6. Save the final image under workspace/tmp/.
7. Send the final image back to the user.

Rules

• Prefer the user's logged-in dedicated Chrome profile, not their default browser profile.
• Do not use headless/embed screenshots if they produce blank/incorrect tweet content.
• The tweet content must be a real screenshot, not re-rendered fake text.
• Default background style: clean pink poster style.
• Support color presets when the user asks, including pink, blue-purple, purple-blue, peach, and mint.
• Default output is a square share card with a peach background unless the user asks for another preset.
• The white content card should adapt to content height instead of using a fixed internal height.
• Preserve the tweet content area without cropping away core text.
• Always inspect the result before sending if the capture path changed.

Output

Return the final image directly to the user with a short caption only if needed.

Scripts

• python3 {Skills Directory}/tweet-share-card/scripts/capture_visible_tweet.py <tweet_url> <output_png>
• python3 {Skills Directory}/tweet-share-card/scripts/compose_pink_card.py <tweet_capture_png> <output_png> [pink|blue-purple|purple-blue|peach|mint]