scrapecreators

scrapecreators

When To Use

Use this skill when the user needs one comprehensive public social-media dossier that deliberately spans Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok. It retrieves public profile and content evidence for one coherent target and adds a relevant TikTok hashtag plus a region-specific trending baseline.

This is a fixed, paid bundle—not an endpoint menu. Do not use it for one simple profile or post lookup; choose the smallest matching endpoint or a narrower skill instead. It does not retrieve protected/private content, reveal contact details, send messages, post, follow, like, or otherwise mutate an account.

Workflow

1. Install the vetted recipe:

   selat skill install scrapecreators
   

2. Collect all nine required inputs and verify that they describe one coherent research target:

   • twitterHandle and tweetId;
   • linkedinProfileUrl, linkedinPostUrl, and linkedinCompanyUrl;
   • instagramHandle;
   • tiktokHandle, tiktokHashtag, and region.

   Handles may differ across platforms. Remove leading @ and # characters. Confirm that the tweet and LinkedIn post are public and relevant to the same subject; do not substitute unrelated examples or placeholders.

3. Probe every payment challenge for free:

   selat skill verify ~/.config/selat/skills/scrapecreators \
     --twitterHandle "satyanadella" \
     --tweetId "1632748758613241857" \
     --linkedinProfileUrl "https://www.linkedin.com/in/satyanadella/" \
     --linkedinPostUrl "https://www.linkedin.com/posts/satyanadella_its-been-a-busy-few-weeks-between-today-activity-7323480567562276865-F2mk" \
     --linkedinCompanyUrl "https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft/" \
     --instagramHandle "microsoft" \
     --tiktokHandle "microsoft" \
     --tiktokHashtag "microsoft" \
     --region "US" \
     --live-probe
   

4. Show the 11 current live quotes, their expected cumulative total, and the sum of all per-step caps. Wait for explicit approval of a cumulative session budget no higher than the cap sum. A free verification is not evidence that a particular public identity will return useful provider data.