Post to Twitter (X) / Generate Twitter Summary
Create and publish tweets, or summarize Twitter activity for business intelligence.
Workflow A: Post to Twitter
1. Generate Tweet Content
Read vault/Business_Goals.md to understand current business objectives.
Draft a tweet that:
- Is concise and impactful (max 280 characters)
- Uses 2-4 relevant hashtags
- Includes a clear value proposition or call-to-action
- Stays professional and on-brand
- Thread format for longer announcements (number each tweet 1/N)
2. Create Approval Request
All tweets require human approval before publishing.
Create an approval file in vault/Pending_Approval/:
---
type: approval_request
request_id: "YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_twitter_post"
action: twitter_post
priority: medium
created: ISO-8601
expires: ISO-8601 (24 hours from creation)
status: pending
details:
platform: "twitter"
content_preview: "First 100 chars of tweet..."
character_count: "0"
---
# Approval Required: Twitter Post
## Proposed Tweet
[Full tweet text here — max 280 characters]
## Hashtags
[Hashtags here]
## How to Respond
- **To Approve**: Move this file to the `/Approved` folder
- **To Reject**: Move this file to the `/Rejected` folder
3. Publish (After Approval)
Once the file appears in vault/Approved/:
Start Playwright MCP if not running:
bash .claude/skills/browsing-with-playwright/scripts/start-server.shNavigate to Twitter/X:
python3 .claude/skills/browsing-with-playwright/scripts/mcp-client.py call \ -u http://localhost:8808 -t browser_navigate \ -p '{"url": "https://x.com/compose/tweet"}'Type the tweet content and click Post.
Verify success by checking for confirmation.
4. Log the Action
{
"timestamp": "ISO-8601",
"action_type": "twitter_post_published",
"actor": "claude_code",
"platform": "twitter",
"content_preview": "First 100 chars...",
"approval_status": "approved",
"approved_by": "human",
"result": "success"
}
Workflow B: Generate Twitter Activity Summary
1. Scan /Needs_Action
Read all TWITTER_*.md files in vault/Needs_Action/.
2. Categorize Notifications
Group by type:
- Direct messages (high priority)
- Mentions and replies (high priority)
- Follow notifications (medium priority)
- Engagement: likes, retweets, quotes (low priority)
- Business/analytics notifications (medium priority)
3. Write Summary
Create a summary in vault/Briefings/TWITTER_Summary_YYYYMMDD.md with:
- Total notification count
- DMs and mentions requiring response
- Engagement metrics (likes, retweets, impressions)
- Top performing content
- Recommended actions
4. Log the Action
{
"timestamp": "ISO-8601",
"action_type": "twitter_summary_generated",
"actor": "claude_code",
"result": "success"
}