tweet.md converts X posts to Markdown

This is the right kind of boring utility: tiny surface area, immediate payoff, and exactly the normalization layer that makes social content usable in agent workflows.

• –The `x.com` to `tweet.md` URL swap is frictionless, which matters more than fancy features when the goal is reliable ingestion.
• –Preserving threads, quotes, and media in Markdown makes the output actually citeable instead of just readable.
• –The API plus agent skill file pushes it beyond a browser trick into something that can slot into Claude, Cursor, Codex, and research pipelines.
• –The main risk is durability: it depends on X API access and live content, so it solves retrieval and formatting more than archival reproducibility.
• –The credit model and free tier make it feel like lightweight infrastructure for power users rather than another social app.