# Twitter Monitor

Our **real-time Twitter monitor** pipes every tweet, public reply and account update from the accounts you choose straight into the Discord channel you pick—no confusion, no fuss.

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**Why you’ll love it**

* **Instant delivery** – New posts hit your channel within 100-350ms of posting, depending on network load.
* **Replies included** – Follow the full conversation, not just the headline tweet.
* **Always online** - Don't worry about your monitors going down ever again.
* **Account Changes -** Get notified when user changes their profile instantly
* **Filtering -** Filter what type of notifications you want on user-level, enable or disable replies, follows, account updates for any account you want!
* **Role Mentions** - Set roles to be mentioned when specific user does something.
* **Channel-level control** – Route each feed exactly where it belongs.

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**Slash commands**

| Command                                     | Purpose                                                                                            | Example                                  |
| ------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| `/track twitter <username>`                 | Start tracking an account **in this channel**.                                                     | `/track twitter elonmusk`                |
| `/twitter untrack <username>`               | Stop tracking that account **in this channel**.                                                    | `/twitter untrack elonmusk`              |
| `/twitter list`                             | Show **used / total / remaining** slots and every handle you’re currently tracking on this server. | `/twitter list`                          |
| `/twitter import <username1,username2,...>` | Import multiple accounts using comma separated format or other monitors export                     | `/twitter import elonmusk,raimonitors`   |
| `/twitter popular`                          | View the most tracked accounts and auto import them to your channel                                | `/twitter popular [auto-import=true]`    |
| `/twitter notifications <username> [role]`  | Set which role should be tagged when this user does something                                      | `/twitter notifications elonmusk @test`  |
| `/twitter filter <username>`                | Configure filters for this username                                                                | `/twitter filter elonmusk replies:False` |
| `/twitter filter-view <username>`           | View active filtering settings for this username                                                   | `/twitter filter-view elonmusk`          |

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**Typical workflow**

1. **Pick a channel** – Open the Discord channel where you want tweets to appear.
2. **Add the account** – Run `/twitter track <username>`.
3. **Wait a moment** – Changes propagate in **≤ 5 seconds**; after that, new tweets will flow automatically.
4. **Clean up** – Use `/twitter untrack <username>` when an account is no longer relevant.
5. **Audit at any time** – `/twitter list` shows live usage (tracked / quota / free slots).

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**Quotas & pricing**

* Each Discord server has a **tracking quota**. Hitting the limit? Reference the **Pricing** to see your plan’s allowance and upgrade options.
* `/twitter list` always displays how many slots you’ve used, your total allowance, and what’s still free—so you’re never caught off-guard.

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**Pro tips**

* Retweets, quote-tweets, replies, media, and links are fully preserved in the forwarded message.
* Need the feed in another channel? Untrack in the current one, then re-track in the new spot.
* For large communities, group related accounts in dedicated channels to keep chat tidy.


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