Get Replies Posted by an Account
View all X (Twitter) Public Data API endpoints →Pass required screenname to request the public replies authored by that account. Optional cursor continues the available account-reply collection; keep the handle unchanged between pages. This is different from latest-replies, which targets replies to one supplied post. Exact reply fields, continuation response keys and empty or unavailable-account shapes have not been live-verified. Treat returned replies as observed conversational activity, not a complete interaction history or private messages.
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/api/project/twitter/user-replies API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/twitter/user-replies?key=<API_KEY>&screenname=<screenname>'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Categorize the public responses authored by a support handle to identify recurring customer-question topics downstream.
- Compare a creator's observed conversational participation with the posts captured from its ordinary timeline.
- Gather public clarifications authored by an institution for an editorial fact-checking review.
- Study how a public expert responds to discussion topics in returned replies while recording collection coverage.
Frequently asked questions
Does user-replies return replies by an account or replies to its posts?
Required screenname selects the account that authored the replies. To inspect responses to one post, use latest-replies with that post's id instead. This endpoint does not expose private messages.
How should I implement pagination for authored replies?
An optional cursor input is declared; keep screenname unchanged across requests. Reply fields, output cursor keys and unavailable-account behavior have not been live-verified, so validate them before building a strict collector.