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TwitterAPI.io

Search Twitter/X for buying signals, pull up anyone's profile and recent posts, and list a founder's followers, all inside Deep Research.

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How it works

Connect your TwitterAPI.io key once in settings, then open SalesGPT and flip on Deep Research. Just ask in plain language, and Deep Research reaches for TwitterAPI.io automatically whenever a request needs live Twitter/X data, like tweet searches, profiles, recent posts, or follower lists. You never touch a setting mid-chat.

What you can ask it to do

Catch buying signals in tweets as they happen

“Find recent tweets where people complain about their current CRM being too slow.”
“Search X for anyone posting that they just raised a seed round in fintech this month.”

Look up any prospect's X profile

“Pull up the X profile for @patrickc so I can see his bio and follower count.”
“What does Marc Benioff's Twitter profile say about him right now?”

Read what a prospect has been posting lately

“Show me the last few weeks of tweets from @levelsio so I know what he cares about.”
“What has the founder of Ramp been posting about on X recently?”

See who follows a founder or brand

“List the followers of @lennysan so I can spot people in our target market.”
“Who's following the Figma account on X right now?”

Track top posts on a topic for outreach angles

“Find the top tweets about AI sales tools this week for a warm opener.”
“What are the most popular posts right now complaining about outbound email deliverability?”

Connect your key

1

Grab your API key from your TwitterAPI.io dashboard.

2

Open Settings, Provider Keys in Fuse, find TwitterAPI.io, and paste it in.

3

That is it. Deep Research starts using TwitterAPI.io on your next request. Fuse encrypts the key and never exposes it to the agent.

Cost

TwitterAPI.io runs on your own key, so it spends your TwitterAPI.io credits, not Fuse credits.

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