He4rt Twitter Engagement Tracker

This is a Chrome extension that intercepts X/Twitter's GraphQL responses as you browse to capture engagement data without hitting API rate limits. It uses a three-context architecture (main world fetch patching, isolated content script bridge, background processor) to grab tweets, likes, replies, and favoriter lists from endpoints like UserTweets and Favoriters, then exports clean JSON for backend ingestion. Useful if you're tracking community engagement metrics for analytics but don't want to deal with Twitter's API restrictions. The manifest is V3, runs at document_start, and stores everything in chrome.storage for export. Honestly clever approach since you're just capturing data the browser already receives rather than making separate API calls.

skills.sh installs: 810
GitHub stars: 4
last updated: Jul 14, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add aradotso/marketing-skills --skill he4rt-twitter-engagement-tracker --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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He4rt Twitter Engagement Tracker

Skill by ara.so — Marketing Skills collection.

Browser extension that passively captures X/Twitter GraphQL responses to track community engagement. Intercepts native Twitter API calls to extract tweets, likes, replies, and user interactions without hitting rate limits. Exports structured JSON for backend ingestion.

What It Does

Passive capture: Intercepts GraphQL responses as you browse X/Twitter normally
Community tracking: Monitors tweets, replies, likes, and engagement for specific handles
Zero rate limits: Uses data the browser already receives, no additional API calls
Structured export: Produces clean JSON with tweets, metrics, favoriters, and engagement summaries
Backend-ready: Designed for ingestion into Laravel/database systems