feat(creative): add public X research workflow - #20
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WalkthroughThe PR adds structured public X/Twitter research through Xquik, updates strategist routing, defines evidence and trust rules, and adds evaluations for trend and competitor research. ChangesPublic X/Twitter research
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new public X research workflow is not fully merge-ready because competitor and trend comparisons may use non-comparable samples or windows, the competitor evaluation lacks the identities it is meant to test, citation identifiers are inconsistent, and the external research source is unpinned. These gaps can produce misleading research briefs and non-reproducible behavior; merge should wait for the bounded contract, evaluation, and dependency fixes or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Strategist
participant ContentResearch
participant Xquik
participant Report
Strategist->>ContentResearch: request public X/Twitter research
ContentResearch->>Xquik: retrieve bounded trends and posts
Xquik-->>ContentResearch: return live evidence and timestamps
ContentResearch->>Report: produce cited observations and production implications
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In `@src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/evals/evals.json`:
- Around line 40-41: Update the competitor-comparison prompt in the evals
fixture to include three explicit public X handles, while preserving the 30-day
comparison scope and expected output requirements.
In `@src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/references/x-research.md`:
- Around line 38-39: Update the evidence-boundary guidance in
src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/references/x-research.md lines 38-39 to
require identical result bounds, pagination depth, and sampling method for every
competitor; update
src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/references/competitor-scan.md lines 70-72
to record and apply those bounds to each account; update
src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/evals/evals.json lines 45-48 to define and
assert the comparable bounds.
- Around line 42-43: Require equal-duration comparison windows or normalized
rates for velocity analysis in
src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/references/x-research.md lines 42-43.
Apply the same timing requirement before classifying momentum in
src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/references/trend-analysis.md lines 44-48,
assert it in src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/evals/evals.json lines 24-27,
and enforce it before assigning velocity in
src/creative/paw-cra-agent-strategist/references/trend-spotting.md lines 52-54.
- Around line 68-80: Use a single source-identifier contract: require resolved
URLs in the “Sources” field of
src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/references/x-research.md:68-80, and update
the quality rule in src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/SKILL.md:208-210 to
require URLs consistently; do not allow bare IDs unless deterministic ID-to-URL
resolution is explicitly implemented.
- Around line 14-18: Pin the Xquik source to an approved commit or tag before
installation, using a commit- or tag-scoped GitHub tree URL or approved lockfile
workflow; apply this change in
src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/references/x-research.md lines 14-18 and
src/creative/paw-cra-content-research/SKILL.md lines 179-181. Pin the npx CLI
package separately if reproducibility requires it.
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Problem
paw-cra-content-researchdefaults to four platforms and silently excludes X. The Strategist also routes X through an authenticated browser, even when the task only needs public trend, profile, or post evidence. This can omit X from a multi-platform brief or make public research depend on a logged-in browser session.Solution
paw-cra-content-researchv2.6.5The workflow uses the lightweight
xquik-social-researchSkill only when X is in scope. It remains read-only, keeps credentials outside reports, and falls back explicitly when live evidence is unavailable.Validation
npx --yes skills add ./src/creative/paw-cra-content-research --listnpx --yes skills add ./src/creative/paw-cra-agent-strategist --listnpx --yes skills add https://github.com/Xquik-dev/x-twitter-scraper/tree/v2.6.5/skills/xquik-social-research --listgit diff --checkThe 7 existing Creative failures are in untouched code: legacy
_bmadconfig expectations, a missingsysimport in the content-calendar generator, and bold Markdown formatting in the research-synthesizer output.