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GET
Get Results
Retrieve scraped data from your Twitter User Tweets Scraper runs.

Headers

string
required
Your API authentication token. Value: Token YOUR_API_KEY

Query Parameters

string
required
Hash of the squid to get results from
string
Hash of a specific run (optional)
integer
Page number (default: 1). Example: 1

Result Fields

Each result object contains the following fields:
string
Unique internal identifier for the tweet. Example: 1996281178668876214
string
Direct URL to the tweet on Twitter/X. Example: https://twitter.com/OpenAI/status/1996281178668876214
string
URL of the original tweet (populated if this is a retweet or quote tweet)
string
Unique identifier of the original tweet (for retweets and quote tweets)
string
Display name of the tweet author. Example: OpenAI
string
Unique internal Twitter/X identifier of the tweet author. Example: 4398626122
string
Twitter/X handle of the author (without the @ symbol). Example: OpenAI
datetime
Date and time the tweet was published. Example: 2025-12-03T18:11:36+00:00
text
Full text content of the tweet. Example: `In our tests, we found that the confessions method significantly improves the visibility of model misbehavior.Averaging across our evaluations designed to induce misbehavior, the probability of “false negatives” (i.e., the model not complying with instructions and then not confessing to it) is only 4.4%.`
string
Twitter/X handle of the account this tweet is replying to. Example: OpenAI
string
Unique identifier of the tweet being replied to. Example: 1996281175770599447
string
Twitter/X user ID of the account being replied to. Example: 4398626122
integer
Total number of times the tweet has been viewed. Example: 105130
integer
Number of times the tweet has been retweeted. Example: 31
integer
Number of likes the tweet received. Example: 408
integer
Number of times the tweet has been quoted. Example: 2
integer
Number of replies to the tweet. Example: 31
integer
Number of times the tweet has been bookmarked. Example: 48
string
Thumbnail URL of the 1st media item in the tweet (0-indexed). Example: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7Q1aWgb0AAuhN-.jpg
string
Type of the 1st media item (e.g. photo, video, animated_gif). Example: photo
string
URL of the 1st media item in the tweet. Example: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7Q1aWgb0AAuhN-.jpg
string
Thumbnail URL of the 2nd media item attached to the tweet. Example: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7Q1aWZbMAAxa4c.jpg
string
Type of the 2nd media item (e.g. photo, video). Example: photo
string
URL of the 2nd media item attached to the tweet. Example: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7Q1aWZbMAAxa4c.jpg
string
Thumbnail URL of the 3rd media item attached to the tweet
string
Type of the 3rd media item (e.g. photo, video)
string
URL of the 3rd media item attached to the tweet
string
Thumbnail URL of the 4th media item attached to the tweet
string
Type of the 4th media item (e.g. photo, video)
string
URL of the 4th media item attached to the tweet
string
URL of a linked media card (e.g. article preview) embedded in the tweet
string
Domain of the linked media card embedded in the tweet
string
Thumbnail image URL of the linked media card
string
Title of the linked media card embedded in the tweet
string
Description text of the linked media card
boolean
Whether this tweet is a retweet of another tweet. Example: false
boolean
Whether this tweet quotes another tweet. Example: false
boolean
Whether the tweet is pinned to the top of the author’s profile. Example: false
json
Raw JSON tweet data returned by the Twitter/X API