X Publisher

Post tweets, threads, replies, and quote-tweets to X (Twitter) via API v2 with OAuth 1.0a.

X (Twitter) API Skill

CRITICAL: Read This First

You control the X (Twitter) account using the script at /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js.

There is NO twitter command, NO Python, NO pip in this container. Do NOT search for other tools. Do NOT try to use curl with OAuth headers. Do NOT try to install anything.

The ONLY way to post tweets is:

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js post "Your tweet text here"

This script handles ALL OAuth 1.0a signing automatically using your configured API keys. Just run it.

Commands

Post a tweet:

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js post "Hello world! This is my first tweet."

Post a thread (multiple connected tweets):

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js thread "First tweet of thread" "Second tweet continues..." "Third tweet wraps up"

Reply to a tweet:

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js reply 1234567890 "This is my reply"

Quote-tweet:

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js quote 1234567890 "Interesting take!"

Like a tweet:

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js like 1234567890

Delete a tweet:

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js delete 1234567890

Check your recent tweets:

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js timeline 10

Schedule a tweet for later (saved to queue, posted by cron):

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js schedule "Good morning!" "2026-02-22T09:00:00Z"

Schedule a thread for later:

bash

node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js schedule-thread "Tweet 1" "Tweet 2" "2026-02-22T09:00:00Z"

How It Works

• The script uses Node.js built-in crypto module — zero dependencies
• OAuth 1.0a HMAC-SHA1 signing is done automatically
• API credentials are read from environment variables
• Output is JSON with { success: true/false, data: {...}, summary: "..." }

Important Rules

1. Always use node /root/.openclaw/skills/x-api/x-api.js — this is your Twitter tool
2. Never try pip install, python, curl with OAuth, or any other method
3. Tweet text max 280 characters
4. Thread max 25 tweets
5. The script returns JSON — check the success field to confirm it worked

Environment Variables

• X_API_KEY — X API key (OAuth 1.0a consumer key)
• X_API_SECRET — X API secret
• X_ACCESS_TOKEN — Access token
• X_ACCESS_SECRET — Access token secret