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一人開発・個人OSSの運用・保守・ワークフローに関する記事。

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Pulling X Ads Numbers via API Requires an Application — A Look at the Ads API Access Form

· 7 min read
hiroaki
Individual Developer
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I run small paid campaigns on X (formerly Twitter) for a service I operate on my own, and I had been copying the numbers out of the Ads Manager UI by hand every time. Looking into pulling them via API instead, I found that the X Ads API is a separate, approval-gated program from the regular X API, and using it requires an application. I had assumed API keys were enough, so this caught me off guard.

The form is behind a login, and you cannot tell what it asks for ahead of time. Here is the screen as of September 2026, along with what I put in each field.

The X Ads API Access Form in full, made up of four blocks: Company Information, Primary Contact, Access Request, and the terms acknowledgment

Keeping Claude Code Docs Out of the Public Repo with .git/info/exclude — A Design Log on Exclusion and History Management

· 8 min read
hiroaki
Individual Developer
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When I introduced Claude Code into a personal OSS repository I develop and maintain on my own, a requirement emerged: I wanted to keep the AI-related settings and documentation out of the public repository and operate them locally only. In this post, I focus on the two topics I spent the most time considering — the use cases for exclusion settings, and the design of history management, which tends to become scattered in AI-assisted workflows.

Context and Assumptions

The target is a solo-developed (personal OSS) repository, with branch protection requiring PRs and CI already configured on main / develop. Claude Code is used from within the editor, and the main tasks are refactoring, writing articles, and improving features — repetitive work that mostly stays local.