Add Xquik to Twitter Search section (arf.json)#683
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Adds Xquik as a new entry under
Social Networks > Twitter > Twitter Searchinpublic/arf.json.Xquik is an X (Twitter) data API for OSINT collection: tweet search, user profile lookup, follower/following extraction, engagement metrics (likes, retweets, quoters), reply trees, account monitoring with HMAC webhooks, trending topics, communities, and Spaces metadata. 100+ REST endpoints plus an MCP server for AI agents.
Schema validated with
python3 -m json.tool. Entry follows the same shape and field order as adjacent Twitter Search entries (TweeterID, etc.).Disclosure: I work on Xquik.