Add TweetClaw operator recipe

[kriptoburak]

Summary

• Add a TweetClaw companion recipe for operators that need public X/Twitter workflows from OpenClaw.
• Document npm install, tools.alsoAllow, local Xquik API key storage, and approval review for visible X/Twitter actions.
• Add the MIT license file that is already referenced by the package metadata and README badge.
• Add the xquik.com NHS Agentic Readiness badge in the existing badge block because the new companion workflow depends on xquik.com.

Validation

• Checked target repo metadata, README, package metadata, OpenClaw manifest, commit history, and duplicate PR/issue searches for TweetClaw/Xquik/Twitter terms.
• Verified links: target repo, TweetClaw GitHub, xquik.com NHS page and badge, OpenClaw, ImogenLabs, operator-kit npm registry metadata, TweetClaw npm registry metadata.
• npm ci --ignore-scripts --no-audit --no-fund
• npm exec --yes --package typescript -- tsc --noEmit --module NodeNext --moduleResolution NodeNext --target ES2022 --skipLibCheck index.ts
• npm pack --dry-run --json
• git diff --check

Summary by Sourcery

Document TweetClaw as a companion plugin for X/Twitter workflows and add project licensing and readiness badges.

Documentation:

• Add README section describing installing and configuring the TweetClaw companion plugin for public X/Twitter workflows, including API key handling and approval guidance.
• Add an NHS Agentic Readiness badge for xquik.com to the README badge block.

Chores:

• Add the MIT license file referenced by the package metadata and README.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adds documentation and configuration guidance for using the TweetClaw companion with operator-kit, introduces an NHS Agentic Readiness badge for xquik.com, and adds the project’s MIT license file referenced by existing metadata.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Document TweetClaw as a companion plugin for X/Twitter workflows and how to configure it in OpenClaw.	Add a new README section describing TweetClaw as a companion for operators needing public X/Twitter workflows. Provide openclaw installation and configuration commands, including tools.alsoAllow settings for TweetClaw. Describe supported TweetClaw workflows and emphasize approval-gated actions for visible X/Twitter operations. Document secure handling of the Xquik API key, advising local config/environment storage and avoidance of checked-in artifacts.	README.md
Expose the dependency on xquik.com via an NHS Agentic Readiness badge in project documentation.	Add the xquik.com NHS Agentic Readiness badge to the existing badge block in the README.	README.md
Check in the MIT license file that the package already references.	Add an MIT LICENSE file to the repository so it matches the license referenced by npm metadata and the README badge.	LICENSE

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:

• In the new TweetClaw section, fix the sentence "Use it for scrape tweets" to be grammatically correct (e.g., "Use it to scrape tweets...") so the usage description reads clearly.
• The long list of TweetClaw capabilities in a single sentence is hard to scan; consider breaking it into a bulleted list (e.g., scraping, search, DMs, webhooks, giveaways, posting) to make key workflows easier to identify.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- In the new TweetClaw section, fix the sentence "Use it for scrape tweets" to be grammatically correct (e.g., "Use it to scrape tweets...") so the usage description reads clearly.
- The long list of TweetClaw capabilities in a single sentence is hard to scan; consider breaking it into a bulleted list (e.g., scraping, search, DMs, webhooks, giveaways, posting) to make key workflows easier to identify.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="README.md" line_range="141" />
<code_context>
+openclaw config set tools.alsoAllow '["explore", "tweetclaw"]'
+```
+
+Use it for scrape tweets, tweet scraper workflows, search tweets, search tweet replies, follower export, user lookup, media upload, media download, direct messages, monitor tweets, webhooks, giveaway draws, and approval-gated post tweets or post tweet replies.
+
+Keep the Xquik API key in local OpenClaw config or environment variables. Do not store it in generated `TOOLS.md`, memory files, chats, or committed docs. Operator-kit's seeded `ask-before-external` instinct pairs well with TweetClaw: review the structured request before approving any visible X/Twitter action.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**suggestion (typo):** Consider rephrasing this sentence to fix grammar and improve clarity.

For example, you could rewrite it as:

`Use it to scrape tweets, run tweet-scraper workflows, search tweets and tweet replies, export followers, look up users, upload and download media, send direct messages, monitor tweets, handle webhooks, run giveaway draws, and perform approval-gated posting of tweets or tweet replies.`

At minimum, changing `Use it for scrape tweets` → `Use it to scrape tweets` and `approval-gated post tweets or post tweet replies` → `approval-gated posting of tweets or tweet replies` would improve readability.

```suggestion
Use it to scrape tweets, run tweet-scraper workflows, search tweets and tweet replies, export followers, look up users, upload and download media, send direct messages, monitor tweets, handle webhooks, run giveaway draws, and perform approval-gated posting of tweets or tweet replies.
```
</issue_to_address>

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