snake_case. REST createdAt becomes MCP created.
It does not become created_at.
Tweet Fields
Every tweet includes its ID, text, metrics, and available author data. These optional fields preserve additional X metadata. Core tweet fields areid, text, createdAt, isNoteTweet, isReply,
isLimitedReply, isQuoteStatus, conversationId, source, type, url,
lang, inReplyToId, inReplyToUserId, inReplyToUsername,
displayTextRange, contentDisclosure, entities, quoted_tweet,
retweeted_tweet, author, media, retweetCount, replyCount,
likeCount, quoteCount, viewCount, and bookmarkCount.
Tweets also include available entities, disclosures, nested tweets, and media.
Profile Fields
Every profile includesid, username, and name.
Counts, verification, images, bios, and other metadata appear when X supplies them.
Core profile fields are id, username, name, description, followers,
following, verified, isBlueVerified, isVerified, profilePicture,
coverPicture, profileBannerUrl, location, createdAt, statusesCount,
mediaCount, protected, url, favouritesCount,
hasCustomTimelines, isTranslator, withheldInCountries,
possiblySensitive, pinnedTweetIds, isAutomated, automatedBy,
unavailable, unavailableReason, verifiedType, communityRole, and
profile_bio.
Customer responses omit the fetching account’s private action, permission, and
relationship state. This includes bookmark, like, follow, block, mute, direct
message, notification, and edit-permission flags.
Media Fields
Media rows keep their URL and type. These optional fields add detail. Every media object includesmediaUrl, type, and url when available.
Reply Coverage
Reply endpoints return replies visible through X’s current conversation view. X can hide, rank, or omit replies from that view. Reply coverage depends on X. Xquik returns424 replies_incomplete when it detects incomplete first-page
coverage. Search conversation_id:<tweet_id> for a broader fallback.
Always report the rows collected and the final cursor state.
Surface Mapping
Xquik omits unavailable optional fields. It never invents missing X values.