Primary path: GET /twitter/tweets?tweet_ids={id} — works for any tweet,
any age, returns full content. Replaces the fragile from:username search
pagination fallback.
Fallback: article endpoint for X long-form articles.
Last resort: placeholder with [Could not fetch] message.
Pentagon-Agent: Epimetheus <3D35839A-7722-4740-B93D-51157F7D5E70>
Major changes this session:
- fetch_tweet_by_url: extracts username+ID from X URLs, tries article endpoint,
falls back to from:username search. Tweets injected into Opus prompt.
- Haiku pre-pass: decides if X search needed before Opus responds. 2-3 word queries.
- systemd ProtectSystem paths fixed (ROOT CAUSE of all write failures since day 1)
- Research regex handles Telegram @botname suffix in groups
- Double research message prevented (skip RESEARCH: tag when Haiku already ran)
- Engagement filter dropped to 0 for niche crypto tweets
- Heuristic brevity in prompt (not hard cap)
- DM auto-respond gating (groups: reply-to only, DMs: auto-respond)
- All code now edited in pipeline-v2 repo, not /tmp
Pentagon-Agent: Epimetheus <3D35839A-7722-4740-B93D-51157F7D5E70>
User says "@FutAIrdBot /research P2P.me launch" → bot searches X via twitterapi.io
→ archives all tweets as ONE consolidated source file in inbox/queue/ → batch extract
picks up → claims land in KB.
Features (Ganymede+Rhea+Leo+Rio consensus):
- Regex + natural language intent detection (not CommandHandler)
- One source file per research query (not per-tweet)
- Full tweet metadata: author, followers, engagement, date
- Contributor attribution: proposed_by + contribution_type: research-direction
- Rate limit: 3 searches per user per day
- Min engagement filter (3 interactions)
- Worktree lock on source file write
Phase 2 (not built): domain alignment check before searching.
Pentagon-Agent: Epimetheus <3D35839A-7722-4740-B93D-51157F7D5E70>
