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CLI Spec

Designed with create-cli defaults:

  • humans first
  • scriptable
  • stable --json
  • diagnostics on stderr
  • prompts only on TTY

Name

birdclaw

One-liner

birdclaw imports, syncs, searches, and operates on a local Twitter archive.

Usage

birdclaw [global flags] <subcommand> [args]

Global flags

  • -h, --help
  • --version
  • --json

Config precedence

Command flags > environment overrides > user config

User config:

  • ~/.birdclaw/config.json

Env vars

  • BIRDCLAW_HOME
  • BIRDCLAW_CONFIG
  • BIRDCLAW_ACTIONS_TRANSPORT

Command tree

birdclaw init
birdclaw auth status
birdclaw auth use <transport>
birdclaw import archive [path]
birdclaw sync all
birdclaw sync tweets
birdclaw sync authored
birdclaw sync dms
birdclaw sync bookmarks
birdclaw sync likes
birdclaw sync timeline
birdclaw sync mentions
birdclaw sync mention-threads
birdclaw sync followers
birdclaw sync following
birdclaw search tweets <query>
birdclaw search dms <query>
birdclaw discuss <query>
birdclaw today
birdclaw digest [today|24h|yesterday|week]
birdclaw mentions export [query]
birdclaw media fetch
birdclaw dms list
birdclaw mute <handle-or-id>
birdclaw unmute <handle-or-id>
birdclaw mutes list
birdclaw blocks list
birdclaw blocks add <handle-or-id>
birdclaw blocks remove <handle-or-id>
birdclaw ban <handle-or-id>
birdclaw unban <handle-or-id>
birdclaw show tweet <id>
birdclaw show thread <id>
birdclaw show dm <conversation-id>
birdclaw inbox
birdclaw serve
birdclaw graph summary
birdclaw graph events
birdclaw graph top-followers
birdclaw graph unfollowed
birdclaw graph non-mutual-following
birdclaw graph mutuals
birdclaw compose post
birdclaw compose reply <tweet-id>
birdclaw db stats
birdclaw db vacuum
birdclaw backup export --repo <path>
birdclaw backup sync --repo <path> --remote <url>
birdclaw backup import <path>
birdclaw backup validate <path>
birdclaw debug transport

Subcommand semantics

today

  • alias for digest today
  • streams Markdown as model tokens arrive
  • uses gpt-5.5, medium reasoning, and priority service tier by default
  • requires OPENAI_API_KEY
  • excludes DMs unless --include-dms is passed
  • supports --refresh, --model, --language <locale-id>, --max-tweets, and --max-links
  • reads the default report language from BIRDCLAW_DIGEST_LANGUAGE

digest [period]

  • period: today, 24h, yesterday, or week
  • accepts explicit --since <iso> and --until <iso> windows
  • caches the final structured result by local context hash, model, reasoning effort, service tier, and canonical report language
  • accepts the same language tag through GET /api/period-digest?language=zh-CN
  • --json suppresses token streaming and emits the final envelope

init

  • create app dir
  • create DB
  • write default config if absent
  • optionally detect xurl and bird

auth status

  • show transport availability
  • show active account/profile
  • never print secrets

auth use <transport>

  • set preferred moderation action transport
  • allowed: auto, xurl, bird

backup export

  • writes Git-friendly canonical JSONL text shards
  • removes and rewrites the data/ directory in the backup repo
  • validates the manifest and file hashes by default
  • --commit creates a Git commit in the backup repo
  • --push implies commit and pushes the backup repo
birdclaw backup export --repo ~/Projects/birdclaw-store --commit --push

backup sync

  • clones/configures the backup Git repo when needed
  • pulls the backup repo before reading
  • merge-imports remote backup rows into local SQLite
  • exports the local union back into deterministic text shards
  • commits and pushes the backup repo
birdclaw backup sync --repo ~/Projects/backup-birdclaw --remote https://github.com/steipete/backup-birdclaw.git --json

Shard contract:

  • tweets: data/tweets/YYYY.jsonl
  • unknown tweet dates: data/tweets/unknown.jsonl
  • profiles: data/profiles.jsonl includes bio, follower/following counts, profile URL, location, verification type, structured URL entities, and raw profile JSON
  • affiliations: data/profile_affiliations.jsonl includes X badge/highlighted-label organization edges
  • identity history: data/profile_snapshots.jsonl and data/profile_bio_entities.jsonl preserve profile-change states and extracted bio identity hints
  • collections: data/collections/likes.jsonl, data/collections/bookmarks.jsonl
  • DMs: data/dms/conversations.jsonl plus data/dms/YYYY.jsonl
  • moderation: data/moderation/blocks.jsonl, data/moderation/mutes.jsonl
  • no SQLite WAL/SHM, FTS shadow tables, or transient live cache rows

Backup auto-sync config lives in ~/.birdclaw/config.json:

{
	"backup": {
		"repoPath": "/Users/steipete/Projects/backup-birdclaw",
		"remote": "https://github.com/steipete/backup-birdclaw.git",
		"autoSync": true,
		"staleAfterSeconds": 900
	}
}

Read commands pull + merge only when the last backup check is stale. Data-changing commands run a full backup sync afterward. Set BIRDCLAW_BACKUP_AUTO_SYNC=0 to disable backup auto-sync for one process.

local bird command

Live local likes, bookmarks, DMs, and moderation verification use bird on PATH by default. Override it with BIRDCLAW_BIRD_COMMAND or:

{
	"mentions": {
		"birdCommand": "/absolute/path/to/bird"
	}
}

backup import

  • validates the backup first unless --no-validate is passed
  • merge-imports by default so local-only rows are not deleted
  • --replace restores exactly from backup and deletes local portable rows first
  • rebuilds tweet and DM FTS from the JSONL text
birdclaw backup import ~/Projects/birdclaw-store --json

backup validate

  • checks manifest.json
  • checks every listed shard hash, byte count, row count, and JSONL parseability
  • exits non-zero on validation failure
birdclaw backup validate ~/Projects/birdclaw-store --json

import archive [path]

  • validate archive
  • analyze contents
  • import selected slices
  • stream bundled media files from data/tweets_media/, data/direct_messages_media/, data/community_tweet_media/, data/deleted_tweets_media/, data/profile_media/, data/moments_tweets_media/, and data/direct_messages_group_media/ into ~/.birdclaw/media/originals/archive/<kind>/<id>/<filename>
  • extract extended_entities.media[].video_info.variants[] onto each tweet media row for archive video and animated GIFs
  • parse data/follower.js and data/following.js into the local follow graph
  • idempotent
  • path is optional; without one, macOS archive autodiscovery picks the newest likely ZIP

Flags:

  • --select <kinds> — comma-separated subset of tweets,likes,bookmarks,profiles,directMessages,followers,following

--select details:

  • selected re-imports preserve unselected slices
  • valid aliases for directMessages: directmessages, direct-messages, dms
  • duplicate names are ignored
  • empty values and unknown names exit as invalid usage
  • selected imports validate that existing acct_primary matches the archive account before writing
  • selected imports preserve compatible existing profile rows unless profiles is selected

Examples:

birdclaw import archive --json
birdclaw import archive ~/Downloads/twitter-archive.zip --json
birdclaw import archive ~/Downloads/twitter-archive.zip --select tweets --json
birdclaw import archive ~/Downloads/twitter-archive.zip --select likes,bookmarks --json
birdclaw import archive ~/Downloads/twitter-archive.zip --select dms --json
birdclaw import archive ~/Downloads/twitter-archive.zip --select followers,following --json

sync *

  • fetch deltas
  • update canonical tables
  • refresh cursors
  • refresh FTS incrementally
  • sync likes and sync bookmarks use cached live transport; auto tries xurl, then bird; --early-stop caps at 10 pages unless paired with --all or --max-pages
  • sync authored uses xurl, includes retweets, and resumes from a stored since_id
  • sync timeline stores the live home timeline through bird; it defaults to the chronological Following feed
  • sync mentions ingests recent mentions through xurl (default) or bird and writes kind='mention' rows into the canonical store; this is the cron-friendly ingest path that replaces relying on mentions export --refresh
  • sync mention-threads fetches conversation context for recent mentions through bird thread or xurl; pass --mode xurl when the bird CLI is unavailable, otherwise use --delay-ms and --timeout-ms to stay gentle on live X
  • sync followers and sync following default to dry-run and require --yes for live sync or fresh-cache merge; auto prefers bird, then falls back to xurl

Common flags:

  • --since <cursor-or-id>
  • --limit <n>
  • --transport <kind>
  • --dry-run
  • --mode auto|xurl|bird
  • --all
  • --max-pages <n>
  • --early-stop (on sync likes and sync bookmarks)
  • --refresh
  • --cache-ttl <seconds>

Examples:

birdclaw sync authored --mode xurl --limit 100 --json
birdclaw sync likes --mode auto --limit 100 --refresh --json
birdclaw sync likes --mode auto --limit 100 --max-pages 5 --early-stop --refresh --json
birdclaw sync bookmarks --mode auto --limit 100 --refresh --json
birdclaw sync bookmarks --mode auto --limit 100 --max-pages 5 --early-stop --refresh --json
birdclaw sync bookmarks --mode bird --all --max-pages 5 --limit 100 --refresh --json
birdclaw sync timeline --limit 100 --refresh --json
birdclaw sync mentions --mode xurl --limit 100 --max-pages 3 --refresh --json
birdclaw sync mention-threads --mode bird --limit 30 --delay-ms 1500 --timeout-ms 15000 --json
birdclaw sync mention-threads --mode xurl --limit 30 --json

Follow graph examples:

birdclaw sync followers --json
birdclaw sync following --json
birdclaw sync followers --yes --json
birdclaw sync following --yes --json
birdclaw sync followers --mode bird --yes --json
birdclaw sync followers --yes --max-pages 1 --allow-partial --json
birdclaw sync followers --yes --refresh --json

Follow graph sync uses a 24-hour cache by default. Repeating the same sync command with --yes reuses fresh cache unless --refresh is passed, which prevents duplicate live reads during agent workflows.

--allow-partial acknowledges capped/incomplete snapshots and suppresses the warning. Incomplete snapshots are still recorded for audit, but they are not used for churn events.

jobs sync-account

  • refreshes home timeline, mentions, mention threads, likes, bookmarks, and DMs for one account
  • appends one JSONL audit entry per run to ~/.birdclaw/audit/account-sync.jsonl
  • records each step independently with count, source, and error
  • uses ~/.birdclaw/locks/account-sync.lock to skip overlapping runs
  • requires --allow-bird-account before Bird-backed steps write to a non-default --account
  • exits non-zero when any step failed

Examples:

birdclaw --json jobs sync-account --account acct_openclaw --limit 100 --max-pages 3 --refresh --allow-bird-account
tail -n 20 ~/.birdclaw/audit/account-sync.jsonl | jq .

jobs install-account-launchd

  • writes ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.steipete.birdclaw.account-sync.plist
  • runs jobs sync-account every 30 minutes by default
  • uses launchctl load -w unless --no-load is passed
  • --steps <steps> narrows the scheduled surfaces
  • --env-path <path> sources account-specific bird cookies for launchd
  • --allow-bird-account asserts those cookies match --account for Bird-backed timeline, mentions, and DM steps
birdclaw --json jobs install-account-launchd --account acct_openclaw --program /opt/homebrew/bin/birdclaw --env-path ~/.config/bird/openclaw.env --allow-bird-account

jobs sync-bookmarks

  • runs a live bookmark refresh with scheduler-friendly defaults
  • appends one JSONL audit entry per run
  • records host, timestamps, duration, before/after bookmark counts, transport source, fetched count, backup sync result, and errors
  • uses ~/.birdclaw/locks/bookmarks-sync.lock to skip overlapping runs
  • exits non-zero when the sync failed

Default audit log:

~/.birdclaw/audit/bookmarks-sync.jsonl

Examples:

birdclaw --json jobs sync-bookmarks --mode auto --limit 100 --max-pages 5 --refresh
tail -n 20 ~/.birdclaw/audit/bookmarks-sync.jsonl | jq .

jobs install-bookmarks-launchd

  • writes ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.steipete.birdclaw.bookmarks-sync.plist
  • runs jobs sync-bookmarks every 3 hours by default
  • uses launchctl load -w unless --no-load is passed
  • writes launchd stdout/stderr to ~/.birdclaw/logs/bookmarks-sync.*.log
  • --env-path <path> sources an export-only shell env file inside the scheduled process, useful when bird needs AUTH_TOKEN/CT0 outside an interactive browser session
birdclaw --json jobs install-bookmarks-launchd --program /opt/homebrew/bin/birdclaw

search tweets <query>

Flags:

  • --author <handle-or-id>
  • --since <date>
  • --until <date>
  • --originals-only
  • --hide-low-quality
  • --liked
  • --bookmarked
  • --limit <n>

Examples:

birdclaw search tweets --liked --limit 20 --json
birdclaw search tweets --bookmarked --limit 20 --json

search dms <query>

Flags:

  • --participant <handle-or-id>
  • --min-followers <n>
  • --max-followers <n>
  • --min-influence-score <n>
  • --max-influence-score <n>
  • --sort recent|followers
  • --context <n>
  • --resolve-profiles
  • --expand-urls
  • --refresh-profile-cache
  • --refresh-url-cache
  • --no-xurl-fallback
  • --replied
  • --unreplied
  • --limit <n>

Profile resolution reads the local profile row first, then the persistent lookup cache, then bird user, then xurl unless --no-xurl-fallback is set. Failed lookups are cached briefly so repeated searches do not keep spending live calls. Resolved profile rows store bio, profile URL, location, verification type, structured X URL entities, raw profile JSON, and affiliation badge metadata when the live transport exposes it.

discuss <query>

Fetch live keyword matches through bird or xurl, store them as local search tweets, then stream an OpenAI Markdown summary and discussion. DMs stay out unless explicitly requested.

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>
  • --source all|search|home|mentions|authored|likes|bookmarks
  • --mode auto|bird|xurl|local
  • --include-dms
  • --since <date> / --until <date>
  • --question <prompt>
  • --originals-only
  • --hide-low-quality
  • --refresh
  • --model <model>
  • --limit <n>
  • --max-pages <n>

Examples:

birdclaw discuss "local-first" --mode bird
birdclaw discuss "sync engine" --question "what changed over time?"
birdclaw discuss "prototype" --include-dms --limit 500 --max-pages 5 --json

whois <query>

Find likely people or orgs from local DM and optional tweet evidence. Candidates include structured profileEvidence entries for profile bio, profile URL, bio URLs, location, verified type, first-class affiliations, bio entities, profile-history snapshots, DM context, and expanded URLs. whois also searches significant terms from fuzzy prompts, so blacksmith guy can rank a match from @useblacksmith and blacksmith.sh even when the literal phrase was not stored in a DM. Query intent changes ranking: @github emphasizes handle and affiliation evidence, github.com emphasizes URL/domain evidence, and github guy emphasizes people/org affiliation evidence. Human output explains "why this person?" and buckets candidates as likely affiliated, ecosystem, profile/link-only, DM context, or other local matches.

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>
  • --no-dms
  • --tweets
  • --no-resolve-profiles
  • --no-expand-urls
  • --refresh-profile-cache
  • --refresh-url-cache
  • --no-xurl-fallback
  • --affiliation <query> - require current/bio/history affiliation evidence
  • --current-affiliation <query> - require an active affiliation badge edge
  • --exclude-domain-only - drop candidates that only matched domains or URLs
  • --context <n>
  • --limit <n>

Examples:

birdclaw whois blacksmith --context 4 --no-xurl-fallback --json
birdclaw whois "blacksmith guy" --context 4 --no-xurl-fallback --json
birdclaw whois "github guy" --current-affiliation github --exclude-domain-only
birdclaw whois blacksmith --tweets --no-xurl-fallback

mentions export [query]

  • export local mention tweets for scripts and agents
  • always emits JSON
  • supports birdclaw, cached xurl, or cached bird output
  • each item includes:
    • raw text
    • rendered plainText
    • rendered markdown
    • canonical tweet URL
    • author and reply-state metadata

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>
  • --mode birdclaw|xurl|bird
  • --replied
  • --unreplied
  • --refresh
  • --cache-ttl <seconds>
  • --all
  • --max-pages <n>
  • --limit <n>

Examples:

birdclaw mentions export "agent" --unreplied --limit 10
birdclaw mentions export --mode bird --limit 20
birdclaw mentions export --mode xurl --limit 5
birdclaw mentions export "codex" --mode xurl --limit 5
birdclaw mentions export --mode xurl --refresh --cache-ttl 30 --limit 5
birdclaw mentions export --mode xurl --refresh --all --max-pages 9 --limit 100

Notes:

  • --mode xurl mirrors the xurl mentions response shape: data, includes.users, meta
  • --mode bird shells out to your local bird CLI, normalizes the JSON to that same xurl-compatible shape, then caches it in SQLite
  • payload is cached in local SQLite and reused until the cache TTL expires
  • --refresh bypasses the cache and fetches live mentions immediately
  • --all keeps paginating until the retrievable mentions window is exhausted
  • --max-pages limits that paged xurl scan and implies --all
  • in paged xurl mode, --limit is the page size, not the total returned item count
  • query and reply-state filters still work in xurl mode, but the filtered response is rebuilt from the local canonical store after sync
  • default live source can live in ~/.birdclaw/config.json under mentions.dataSource

media fetch

  • fill the local originals cache for images, videos, and animated GIFs whose tweets already live in the local SQLite store
  • reuse bytes already extracted by import archive before falling back to the CDN; reuses are counted in JSON output as reused_from_archive and spend zero CDN bandwidth
  • only fetch URLs birdclaw already has from an archive or live sync record; never enumerate, crawl, or derive CDN URLs
  • skip files already present on disk; resume partial downloads with Range: bytes=<size>-
  • back off on 429; cap each file at --max-bytes

Flags:

  • --account <accountId>
  • --limit <n> - stop after N tweets processed
  • --kind <kind> - tweet/collection kind, e.g. home, like, bookmark, mention
  • --since <isoDate> - only consider tweets created at or after this date
  • --parallel <n> - concurrent image workers, capped at 5 (default 1)
  • --pacing-ms <n> - delay between image request starts (default 250)
  • --video-pacing-ms <n> - separate delay between video request starts
  • --retry-max <n> - retries per file after rate limiting (default 3)
  • --include-video / --no-include-video - videos and animated GIFs are on by default
  • --max-bytes <n> - per-file size cap in bytes (default 104857600)
  • --dry-run - list what would be fetched without downloading
  • --json

JSON output carries images_fetched, videos_fetched, gifs_fetched, reused_from_archive, skipped_cached, failed, rate_limited, per-kind byte counters, and a failures[] array. See Media for the full pipeline.

Examples:

birdclaw media fetch --json
birdclaw media fetch --dry-run --limit 20
birdclaw media fetch --include-video --video-pacing-ms 1500 --max-bytes 209715200 --json
birdclaw media fetch --no-include-video --parallel 3 --pacing-ms 250 --json

profiles replies <handle-or-id>

  • inspect a profile's recent authored replies when one mention feels borderline
  • moderation-first: scans the live authored tweet timeline, excludes retweets, keeps reply tweets only
  • good for spotting templated AI cadence across unrelated conversations
  • supports --json

Flags:

  • --limit <n>

Examples:

birdclaw profiles replies @jpctan --limit 12 --json

dms list

  • list DM conversations or events without requiring a full-text query
  • optimized for agent and operator filtering
  • optionally refreshes live DMs before listing

Flags:

  • --refresh
  • --mode bird|xurl|auto
  • --cache-ttl <seconds>
  • --participant <handle-or-id>
  • --min-followers <n>
  • --max-followers <n>
  • --min-influence-score <n>
  • --max-influence-score <n>
  • --sort recent|followers
  • --replied
  • --unreplied
  • --account <name>
  • --limit <n>

dms sync

  • refresh live direct messages
  • merge conversations/messages into the local SQLite store
  • supports --json

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>
  • --mode bird|xurl|auto
  • --limit <n>
  • --refresh
  • --cache-ttl <seconds>

--mode bird is the default and the only mode that can sync message requests. --mode xurl reads recent OAuth2 /2/dm_events as accepted conversations; --mode auto tries xurl first for accepted DMs and falls back to bird.

inbox

  • show AI-ranked actionable queue
  • supports --json
  • supports --limit
  • supports --kind mentions|dms|mixed
  • supports replied/unreplied filters
  • supports --score to refresh stored OpenAI scores before listing
  • supports --min-score and --hide-low-signal

blocks list

  • list current local blocked profiles
  • account-scoped
  • supports --json

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>
  • --search <query>
  • --limit <n>

blocks add <handle-or-id>

  • add a local block entry for one account
  • accepts handle, @handle, Twitter URL, local profile id, or numeric Twitter user id
  • attempts live block transport via xurl when resolvable
  • falls back to the Twitter web cookie session if xurl is rejected for OAuth2 block writes
  • still records the local block if live transport is unavailable

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>

blocks import <path>

  • import a blocklist file in one call
  • reads newline-delimited handles, ids, or Twitter URLs
  • ignores blank lines and # comments
  • tolerates markdown bullets like - @handle
  • returns per-entry success/failure in --json

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>

blocks remove <handle-or-id>

  • remove a local block entry for one account
  • attempts live unblock transport via xurl when resolvable
  • falls back to the Twitter web cookie session if xurl is rejected for OAuth2 block writes

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>

ban <handle-or-id> / unban <handle-or-id>

  • shorthand aliases for blocks add and blocks remove
  • useful when you want one obvious moderation verb from the CLI

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>

mutes list

  • list current local muted profiles
  • account-scoped
  • supports --json

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>
  • --search <query>
  • --limit <n>

mute <handle-or-id>

  • add a local mute entry for one account
  • accepts handle, @handle, Twitter URL, local profile id, or numeric Twitter user id
  • resolves remote targets via bird user --json before falling back to xurl /2/users
  • --transport auto tries bird first, then xurl
  • still records the local mute if live transport is unavailable

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>

unmute <handle-or-id>

  • remove a local mute entry for one account
  • --transport auto tries bird first, then xurl

Flags:

  • --account <account-id>

serve

  • starts local app server
  • starts the built production SSR and static-asset server
  • stdout prints the listening URL

Flags:

  • --host <host>
  • --port <port>

birdclaw serve binds the production server to 127.0.0.1:3000 by default and enables local loopback web APIs without a token. BIRDCLAW_HOST and BIRDCLAW_PORT provide environment defaults. Remote access through a trusted private proxy requires BIRDCLAW_ALLOW_REMOTE_WEB=1. To require an app-level token too, set BIRDCLAW_WEB_TOKEN and send it as x-birdclaw-token or a birdclaw_token cookie.

graph summary

  • cache-only SQLite read
  • current followers/following counts
  • mutuals and non-mutual following counts
  • last complete and incomplete snapshot times

graph top-followers

  • cache-only SQLite read
  • current followers sorted by their public_metrics.followers_count
  • supports --limit

graph unfollowed

  • cache-only SQLite read
  • append-only ended follow edges since --date
  • defaults to followers; pass --direction following for outbound ended edges

graph events

  • cache-only SQLite read
  • append-only started and ended follow graph history
  • supports --direction followers|following, --kind started|ended, --since, --until, and --limit

graph mutuals

  • cache-only SQLite read
  • current mutuals
  • sorted by follower size

graph non-mutual-following

  • cache-only SQLite read
  • current following profiles that are not current followers
  • supports --sort followers|handle

Agent rule: use graph commands for analysis. Ask for explicit user approval before sync ... --yes --refresh, because that can spend live X API reads.

I/O contract

stdout:

  • primary data
  • URLs
  • JSON output

stderr:

  • progress
  • warnings
  • diagnostics
  • auth hints

Output modes

  • default human output
  • --json stable machine-readable envelopes
  • --plain stable line-oriented text, no color

Exit codes

  • 0 success
  • 1 runtime failure
  • 2 invalid usage / validation
  • 3 auth unavailable
  • 4 transport unavailable
  • 5 partial sync failure

Examples

birdclaw init
birdclaw auth status
birdclaw import archive ~/Downloads/twitter-archive.zip --select tweets,directMessages
birdclaw sync all --transport xurl
birdclaw search tweets "openai" --since 2024-01-01 --limit 20
birdclaw search tweets --since 2020-01-01 --until 2021-01-01 --originals-only --hide-low-quality --limit 500
birdclaw search dms "invoice" --participant @someone --min-followers 1000
birdclaw dms list --unreplied --min-followers 500 --min-influence-score 90 --sort followers
birdclaw inbox --json
birdclaw serve
birdclaw graph events --json
birdclaw compose reply 1891234567890