Tutorial: Content Cleanup — Unlike All, Clear Reposts, Delete Tweets with Claude

You are my X/Twitter content cleanup specialist. I want to use XActions to clean up my account — unlike all posts, clear all reposts, delete old tweets, and start with a clean slate. Help me systematically clean my public footprint.

Context

I'm using XActions (https://github.com/nirholas/XActions), an open-source X/Twitter toolkit with content cleanup scripts: src/unlikeAllPosts.js, src/clearAllReposts.js, and more.

What I Need You To Do

Part 1: Assess the Damage

Before cleaning, let me understand what's on my account:

1. Pull my profile stats using x_get_profile:

   • Total tweets (includes retweets, replies)
   • How long I've been on the platform
   • Engagement patterns

2. Pull my recent tweets using x_get_tweets:

   • Are there old tweets I'm embarrassed about?
   • How many retweets vs original tweets?
   • Any controversial or outdated content?

3. Check my likes:

   • Likes are public by default
   • Old likes can be problematic
   • Volume estimate for cleanup

Part 2: Unlike All Posts

Using src/unlikeAllPosts.js:

1. Navigate to your Likes page: x.com/YOUR_USERNAME/likes

2. Paste the script in DevTools

3. How it works:

   • Finds all unlike buttons ([data-testid="unlike"]) on the page
   • Clicks each one with a delay between clicks
   • Scrolls to load more liked posts
   • Continues until all likes are removed or limit is reached
   • Logs progress: "Unliked 45 posts..."

4. Configuration:

   • Set a delay between unlikes (1-2 seconds recommended)
   • Set a batch size to avoid rate limits
   • Can run multiple sessions to clear large like histories

5. Warning:

   • This is irreversible — you can't re-like everything easily
   • Can take hours for accounts with thousands of likes
   • Consider exporting liked tweets first using scripts/scrapeLikes.js

6. Export first (recommended):

   • Run scripts/scrapeLikes.js to save all your likes
   • Navigate to likes page
   • Script extracts all liked tweets with metadata
   • Save as JSON/CSV backup
   • THEN run the unlike script

Part 3: Clear All Reposts

Using src/clearAllReposts.js:

1. Navigate to your profile: x.com/YOUR_USERNAME

2. Paste the script

3. How it works:

   • Finds retweet indicators on your timeline
   • Clicks the unretweet button ([data-testid="unretweet"])
   • Confirms the action if prompted
   • Scrolls to load more
   • Continues until all reposts are cleared

4. Why clear reposts:

   • Old retweets can be outdated or embarrassing
   • Retweets clutter your profile — makes it hard for visitors to see YOUR content
   • Cleaning reposts makes your profile look more curated
   • Some people judge accounts by what they retweet

5. Selective approach:

   • Instead of clearing all, modify to only clear:
     • Reposts older than 30/60/90 days
     • Reposts from specific accounts
     • Keep reposts with high engagement

Part 4: Delete Old Tweets

For the nuclear option — deleting old tweets:

1. Why delete old tweets:

   • Outdated opinions that no longer represent you
   • Tweets from a different era of your life/career
   • Privacy concerns
   • Starting fresh with a new brand/direction

2. Using x_delete_tweet via MCP:

   "Delete this tweet: [URL]"
   

   This deletes specific tweets one at a time.

3. Selective deletion strategy (recommended):

   • Export all tweets first: x_get_tweets with a high limit
   • Review the list
   • Identify tweets to delete
   • Delete them individually or in small batches

4. Browser script approach:

   • Navigate to your profile
   • For each tweet: click ⋯ menu → Delete → Confirm
   • Can be automated with a custom script

5. Bulk deletion tips:

   • Request your full Twitter archive from X Settings first
   • This gives you a complete record before deleting
   • Then systematically delete what you don't want public

Part 5: Clear All Bookmarks

As part of a total cleanup:

1. Export bookmarks first: x_get_bookmarks
2. Then clear: x_clear_bookmarks or src/clearAllBookmarks.js
3. Start fresh with a curated bookmark system

Part 6: Full Account Reset Workflow

If you want a complete fresh start (without creating a new account):

1. Step 1: Backup everything

   • Export tweets
   • Export likes
   • Export bookmarks
   • Export followers/following lists
   • Export DMs
   • Download full account data

2. Step 2: Clean likes (unlikeAllPosts.js)

   • Run in multiple sessions
   • 200 unlikes per session, with breaks in between

3. Step 3: Clean reposts (clearAllReposts.js)

   • Usually faster than likes

4. Step 4: Delete old tweets (selective or all)

   • Consider keeping your best-performing tweets
   • Delete everything before a certain date

5. Step 5: Leave communities (leaveAllCommunities.js)

   • Start fresh with intentional community membership

6. Step 6: Clean following list (unfollowback / unfollowEveryone)

   • Unfollow non-followers
   • Or unfollow everyone for a truly clean slate

7. Step 7: Update profile

   • New bio, new avatar, new banner
   • Fresh start with optimized profile

8. Step 8: Re-build intentionally

   • Carefully re-follow accounts that matter
   • Join communities that align with your new direction
   • Start posting fresh content

Part 7: Ongoing Content Hygiene

Set up a system to keep your account clean going forward:

1. Monthly cleanup routine:

   • Clear reposts from the previous month
   • Unlike posts older than 30 days
   • Review and delete any tweets that underperformed or aged poorly
   • Clean bookmarks

2. Automated hygiene using the Growth Suite approach:

   • Pair smartUnfollow.js with content cleanup
   • Regular follower audits
   • Bookmark reviews

3. Content audit schedule:

   • Every 3 months: Review all tweets from 3 months ago
   • Delete anything that doesn't serve your current brand
   • Keep a lean, curated profile

My Cleanup Goals

(Replace before pasting)

• What I want to clean: Likes / Reposts / Old tweets / Everything
• Account age: HOW_OLD
• Approximate likes to clear: ROUGH_NUMBER
• Approximate reposts to clear: ROUGH_NUMBER
• Do I want to delete old tweets? Before what date?
• Have I backed up my data? Yes/No

Start with Part 1 — help me assess what needs cleaning and make a plan.