A/B Test Setup
Use when designing an A/B or split test: define the hypothesis, control and variants, estimate sample size, verify tracking, and predeclare metrics and stopping rules.
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Analyze Twitter/X sentiment for stocks using $cashtags. Track mentions, sentiment scores, influencer activity, and trending discussions for any ticker.
--- name: twitter-stock-sentiment-f3adaf5e54d4 description: Analyze Twitter/X sentiment for stocks using $cashtags. Track mentions, sentiment scores, influencer activity, and trending discussions for any ticker. license: MIT metadata: author: Erik Malm version: "1.0.0" allowed-tools: exec --- # Twitter Stock Sentiment Analyzes Twitter/X sentiment for stocks using the bird CLI and $cashtag tracking. ## Features - **Mention Volume:** Track tweet counts for any $TICKER - **Sentiment Analysis:** Bull/neutral/bear scoring using NLP - **Influencer Tracking:** Identify high-follower accounts discussing the stock - **Trending Hashtags:** Associated tags and themes - **Crisis Detection:** Spikes in negative sentiment - **7-day Trends:** Volume and sentiment changes ## Usage ```bash ./analyze.sh AAPL ./analyze.sh TSLA --days 30 ``` ## Output Format Markdown report with: - Sentiment score (-1 to +1) - Mention volume and trend - Top influencer tweets - Hashtag analysis - Notable sentiment shifts ## Requirements - bird CLI installed (`brew install steipete/tap/bird`) - Authenticated Twitter/X session ## Installation 1. Clone this repository to your skills folder 2. Install bird CLI: `brew install steipete/tap/bird` 3. Authenticate with Twitter/X: `bird auth` 4. Install Python dependencies: `pip install -r requirements.txt` ## How It Works 1. `analyze.sh` fetches recent tweets mentioning the $TICKER using bird CLI 2. `sentiment.py` performs NLP analysis on tweet text using VADER 3. Results are aggregated and formatted as a Markdown report 4. Influencer tracking identifies high-follower accounts 5. Hashtag extraction reveals trending themes ## Configuration Edit `analyze.sh` to customize: - Number of tweets to fetch (default: 100) - Time window (default: 7 days) - Sentiment thresholds for crisis detection--- name: twitter-stock-sentiment-f3adaf5e54d4 description: Analyze Twitter/X sentiment for stocks using $cashtags. Track mentions, sentiment scores, influencer activity, and trending discussions for any ticker. license: MIT metadata: author: Erik Malm version: "1.0.0" allowed-tools: exec --- # Twitter Stock Sentiment Analyzes Twitter/X sentiment for stocks using the bird CLI and $cashtag tracking. ## Features - **Mention Volume:** Track tweet counts for any $TICKER - **Sentiment Analysis:** Bull/neutral/bear scoring using NLP - **Influencer Tracking:** Identify high-follower accounts discussing the stock - **Trending Hashtags:** Associated tags and themes - **Crisis Detection:** Spikes in negative sentiment - **7-day Trends:** Volume and sentiment changes ## Usage ```bash ./analyze.sh AAPL ./analyze.sh TSLA --days 30 ``` ## Output Format Markdown report with: - Sentiment score (-1 to +1) - Mention volume and trend - Top influencer tweets - Hashtag analysis - Notable sentiment shifts ## Requirements - bird CLI installed (`brew install steipete/tap/bird`) - Authenticated Twitter/X session ## Installation 1. Clone this repository to your skills folder 2. Install bird CLI: `brew install steipete/tap/bird` 3. Authenticate with Twitter/X: `bird auth` 4. Install Python dependencies: `pip install -r requirements.txt` ## How It Works 1. `analyze.sh` fetches recent tweets mentioning the $TICKER using bird CLI 2. `sentiment.py` performs NLP analysis on tweet text using VADER 3. Results are aggregated and formatted as a Markdown report 4. Influencer tracking identifies high-follower accounts 5. Hashtag extraction reveals trending themes ## Configuration Edit `analyze.sh` to customize: - Number of tweets to fetch (default: 100) - Time window (default: 7 days) - Sentiment thresholds for crisis detection
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