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EDUCATIONAL / RESEARCH ONLY — Single-account always-on Twitter/X manager driven by cookies + headless Playwright. Runs a 10-minute scheduler that drafts posts, engages with timeline/search results, and queues anything risky for Telegram human approval. Hard daily ceilings, struct
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EDUCATIONAL / RESEARCH ONLY — Single-account always-on Twitter/X manager driven by cookies + headless Playwright. Runs a 10-minute scheduler that drafts posts, engages with timeline/search results, and queues anything risky for Telegram human approval. Hard daily ceilings, structural prompt-injection defenses, and DM auto-reply permanently disabled. Accounts WILL be terminated — we do not encourage use.
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Twitter Account Manager 🧪
⛔ EDUCATIONAL / RESEARCH USE ONLY
Twitter/X's Developer Agreement and Terms of Service prohibit automated account access outside of the official API. This skill drives a real browser session with the user's own cookies. Twitter's automation-detection stack is aggressive and continuously updated.
Accounts running this WILL be rate-limited, shadow-banned, suspended, or permanently terminated. That is not a maybe — it is the expected outcome. The only question is how quickly.
We do not encourage use of this skill. It exists as a reference implementation for research into:
- browser-automation detection surfaces
- prompt-injection defenses on hostile, attacker-controlled inputs (replies, DMs, quote-tweets, bios, search results)
- human-in-the-loop approval patterns for autonomous agents
- rate-limit / safety-rail design for always-on agents
If you run this against a real account, that is your decision and your loss. Use a throwaway account on a throwaway number. Do not run this for commercial purposes, spam, harassment, astroturfing, or any activity that would violate platform rules or local law.
Overview
A single-account, single-process Twitter/X manager. One Python daemon → one Twitter account → one cookie jar → one SQLite store. If you want multiple accounts, run multiple isolated copies under different config directories — multi-account orbit is intentionally out of scope.
The daemon wakes on a configurable heartbeat (default 10 minutes, minimum 5 minutes — enforced at startup), runs a small set of read-only sensing tasks, drafts candidate actions, runs them through safety rails + fact-check + prompt-injection defenses, and either executes the safe ones directly or queues the rest to Telegram for human approval.
Distinct from automation/x-twitter-automation
That skill (Xquik-dev) is API-based via Hermes Tweet. This skill is browser-based, always-on, single-account, and never touches the official API.
Approval channel — Mercury vs everything else
On Mercury, the human-in-the-loop approval flow uses Mercury's built-in Telegram (and CLI / web) channels. You do not configure a bot token or chat id — if you've activated Telegram in Mercury, this skill uses it; if you haven't, the skill will offer to fall back to CLI prompts or ask you to enable Telegram.
On other agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Hermes, etc.) without a built-in chat channel, you provide your own Telegram bot in config. See Approval Channel Resolution below.
Architecture
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ twitter-account-manager (single process) │
│ │
│ APScheduler (heartbeat ≥ 5min) │
│ │ │
│ ├─► Sense (timeline, search, mentions — read-only) │
│ ├─► Draft (LLM L2 generates candidate actions) │
│ ├─► Defend (regex deny-list + EXTERNAL_UNTRUSTED wrap) │
│ ├─► Fact-check (LLM L1 self-check on drafts) │
│ ├─► Gate (hard daily ceilings, dedup, intent check) │
│ ├─► Approve (Telegram for risky → human ✅/❌) │
│ └─► Execute (Playwright headless writes) │
│ │
│ Storage: ~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager/ │
│ ├── config.yaml (user) │
│ ├── persona.md (user, free-form) │
│ ├── cookies.json (captured at login, refreshed) │
│ ├── state.db (SQLite: dedup, counters, history) │
│ └── logs/ │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Installation
# Python 3.11+
pip install playwright apscheduler pyyaml httpx aiosqlite python-telegram-bot rich
playwright install chromium
# Clone skill scaffold (or copy the reference impl from this SKILL.md)
mkdir -p ~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager
cd ~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager
Configuration
~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager/config.yaml:
# Heartbeat — how often the scheduler wakes.
# Format: "<int><s|m|h>" e.g. "10m", "30m", "1h"
# HARD MINIMUM: 5m. Lower values cause startup error.
heartbeat: "10m"
# Daily hard ceilings (NON-OVERRIDABLE at runtime).
# These are enforced regardless of config edits.
# Listed for transparency only.
limits:
posts_per_day: 50 # ceiling — actual usage should be far lower
follows_per_day: 100
likes_per_day: 500
search_engage_per_day: 200
replies_per_day: 30
retweets_per_day: 20
# Approval channel.
#
# On Mercury: leave this block empty / omit it. The skill auto-detects
# Mercury's built-in Telegram layer (`agent.has_channel("telegram")`)
# and routes approvals through `agent.send_message()` + reply polling.
# No bot token, no chat id, no extra plumbing.
#
# On other agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Hermes, etc.) that do not
# expose a built-in Telegram channel: provide your own bot below.
# Fields are ONLY read when Mercury's channel is unavailable.
#
# On any agent: if neither Mercury nor a configured bot is available,
# approvals fall back to STDIN prompts (interactive use only) and the
# daemon refuses to start in `start` mode without an approval channel.
approval:
# Optional override — set to "mercury" | "telegram_bot" | "stdin" to
# force a specific channel. Default: "auto" (Mercury → bot → stdin).
channel: auto
# Only used when channel resolves to "telegram_bot":
telegram_bot:
bot_token_env: TWITTER_TAM_TG_BOT_TOKEN
approver_chat_id: 123456789
# LLM endpoints.
llm:
l2_model: "claude-sonnet-4" # drafting
l1_model: "claude-haiku-4" # self-check / fact-check
# Engagement targets.
targets:
timeline_sample_size: 20
search_queries:
- "from:mercuryagent"
- "AI agents"
mention_polling: true
# Disabled features (cannot be enabled).
disabled:
dm_auto_reply: true # PERMANENT. Do not edit.
Heartbeat parsing + minimum enforcement
import re
HEARTBEAT_MIN_SECONDS = 5 * 60
def parse_heartbeat(value: str) -> int:
m = re.fullmatch(r"\s*(\d+)\s*([smh])\s*", value, re.I)
if not m:
raise SystemExit(
f"config.heartbeat invalid: {value!r}. "
"Use '<int><s|m|h>' e.g. '10m', '30m', '1h'."
)
n, unit = int(m.group(1)), m.group(2).lower()
seconds = n * {"s": 1, "m": 60, "h": 3600}[unit]
if seconds < HEARTBEAT_MIN_SECONDS:
raise SystemExit(
f"config.heartbeat {value!r} = {seconds}s is below the hard "
f"minimum of {HEARTBEAT_MIN_SECONDS}s (5m). Refusing to start. "
"This minimum is non-negotiable — it exists to protect your "
"account from automation-detection flags."
)
return seconds
Persona
~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager/persona.md — free-form, user-owned. No required schema. Write whatever shape you want. The drafter prepends the full file content to the system prompt.
Example:
# Persona
I'm a software engineer in Karachi. I write about:
- distributed systems
- LLM tooling and agent design
- the occasional spicy take on JS frameworks
Voice: terse, dry, lower-case sometimes, no emojis, no "thread 🧵",
no hashtags, no "Here's why:" hooks. If I don't have something
useful to say, I don't post.
Things I never do:
- engagement bait
- subtweet anyone
- post about politics
- post when angry
Style notes:
- vary sentence length on purpose
- it's fine to leave a tweet at 40 chars
- it's fine to leave a thought unfinished
Authenticity guidance (built into the drafter system prompt)
The drafter is instructed to vary cadence, length, and structure rather than inject intentional typos or grammar errors. Fake-bad writing reads worse than clean writing. Real humans:
- post short and long, no fixed length
- skip days, post 4× one day, then nothing for two
- sometimes reply with a single word
- don't end every post with a question
Typos and "lol" are NOT injected by the bot. If the persona file contains a "be sloppy" instruction, the drafter still won't fabricate misspellings — it will instead loosen punctuation and capitalization within the bounds of what the model naturally produces.
L1 Fact-Check Loop
After L2 drafts a post or reply, L1 runs a fact-check-only self-check on the draft. L1 is not a style judge, not a tone police, not a safety gate (those are separate layers). L1 only flags:
- claims about named entities ("Anthropic released X" — verifiable?)
- dates and version numbers ("Node 22 shipped on…" — correct?)
- statistics and quantities ("78% of devs…" — sourced?)
- causal claims ("X caused Y" — supported?)
Failure behavior: Telegram approval
When L1 flags a draft, the draft is NOT silently dropped and NOT auto-rewritten. It is sent to Telegram with:
🟡 FACT-CHECK FLAG
Draft: "<full draft text>"
L1 flags:
• "Node 22 shipped in October 2024" — L1 cannot verify month
• "78% of devs use TypeScript" — no source attached
Action: ✅ post anyway ❌ discard ✏️ edit
You make the call. This keeps the human in the loop on anything the model itself is unsure about, instead of the bot silently dropping content (loss of agency) or auto-rewriting (drift into hallucinated "safer" claims).
Headless-by-default + --headed debug
All commands run headless by default. The only command that opens a visible browser is login (cookie capture requires the user to see the page).
| Command | Default | --headed allowed |
|---|---|---|
login | headed (forced) | n/a |
start (daemon) | headless | yes (debug only) |
stop | n/a | n/a |
status | no browser | n/a |
post "text" | headless | yes |
engage (one-shot) | headless | yes |
health | headless | yes |
--headed on start is documented as debug only. It defeats the purpose of an always-on daemon. Use it for one-off troubleshooting when you need to see what the page looks like at the moment a write fails.
Commands
login — one-time cookie capture
twitter-tam login
- Opens a visible Chromium at
https://x.com/login. - User logs in manually (including 2FA).
- Polls for
document.querySelector('[data-testid="AppTabBar_Home_Link"]')to confirm logged-in state. - Saves cookies →
~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager/cookies.json. - Closes the browser.
start — run the scheduler
twitter-tam start
twitter-tam start --headed # debug only
- Reads config, parses heartbeat, enforces 5-min minimum.
- Verifies cookies still valid (loads page, checks for home tab); if expired, prints clear error and exits — does not silently re-login.
- Starts APScheduler wi
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name: twitter-account-manager
description: 'EDUCATIONAL / RESEARCH ONLY — Single-account always-on Twitter/X manager driven by cookies + headless Playwright. Runs a 10-minute scheduler that drafts posts, engages with timeline/search results, and queues anything risky for Telegram human approval. Hard daily ceilings, structural prompt-injection defenses, and DM auto-reply permanently disabled. Accounts WILL be terminated — we do not encourage use.'
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author: hotheadhacker
version: 0.1.0
category: automation
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---
name: twitter-account-manager
description: 'EDUCATIONAL / RESEARCH ONLY — Single-account always-on Twitter/X manager driven by cookies + headless Playwright. Runs a 10-minute scheduler that drafts posts, engages with timeline/search results, and queues anything risky for Telegram human approval. Hard daily ceilings, structural prompt-injection defenses, and DM auto-reply permanently disabled. Accounts WILL be terminated — we do not encourage use.'
metadata:
author: hotheadhacker
version: 0.1.0
category: automation
tags:
- twitter
- x
- social-media
- account-manager
- playwright
- cookies
- scheduler
- telegram-approval
- prompt-injection-defense
- educational
- research
---
# Twitter Account Manager 🧪
> ## ⛔ EDUCATIONAL / RESEARCH USE ONLY
>
> **Twitter/X's [Developer Agreement](https://developer.x.com/en/developer-terms/agreement) and [Terms of Service](https://x.com/en/tos) prohibit automated account access outside of the official API.** This skill drives a real browser session with the user's own cookies. Twitter's automation-detection stack is aggressive and continuously updated.
>
> **Accounts running this WILL be rate-limited, shadow-banned, suspended, or permanently terminated.** That is not a maybe — it is the expected outcome. The only question is how quickly.
>
> **We do not encourage use of this skill.** It exists as a reference implementation for research into:
> - browser-automation detection surfaces
> - prompt-injection defenses on hostile, attacker-controlled inputs (replies, DMs, quote-tweets, bios, search results)
> - human-in-the-loop approval patterns for autonomous agents
> - rate-limit / safety-rail design for always-on agents
>
> If you run this against a real account, that is your decision and your loss. Use a throwaway account on a throwaway number. Do not run this for commercial purposes, spam, harassment, astroturfing, or any activity that would violate platform rules or local law.
---
## Overview
A **single-account, single-process** Twitter/X manager. One Python daemon → one Twitter account → one cookie jar → one SQLite store. If you want multiple accounts, run multiple isolated copies under different config directories — multi-account orbit is intentionally out of scope.
The daemon wakes on a configurable heartbeat (default 10 minutes, **minimum 5 minutes — enforced at startup**), runs a small set of read-only sensing tasks, drafts candidate actions, runs them through safety rails + fact-check + prompt-injection defenses, and either executes the safe ones directly or queues the rest to Telegram for human approval.
### Distinct from `automation/x-twitter-automation`
That skill (`Xquik-dev`) is API-based via Hermes Tweet. This skill is **browser-based**, **always-on**, **single-account**, and **never touches the official API**.
### Approval channel — Mercury vs everything else
On **Mercury**, the human-in-the-loop approval flow uses Mercury's **built-in** Telegram (and CLI / web) channels. You do **not** configure a bot token or chat id — if you've activated Telegram in Mercury, this skill uses it; if you haven't, the skill will offer to fall back to CLI prompts or ask you to enable Telegram.
On **other agents** (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Hermes, etc.) without a built-in chat channel, you provide your own Telegram bot in config. See **[Approval Channel Resolution](#approval-channel-resolution)** below.
---
## Architecture
```
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ twitter-account-manager (single process) │
│ │
│ APScheduler (heartbeat ≥ 5min) │
│ │ │
│ ├─► Sense (timeline, search, mentions — read-only) │
│ ├─► Draft (LLM L2 generates candidate actions) │
│ ├─► Defend (regex deny-list + EXTERNAL_UNTRUSTED wrap) │
│ ├─► Fact-check (LLM L1 self-check on drafts) │
│ ├─► Gate (hard daily ceilings, dedup, intent check) │
│ ├─► Approve (Telegram for risky → human ✅/❌) │
│ └─► Execute (Playwright headless writes) │
│ │
│ Storage: ~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager/ │
│ ├── config.yaml (user) │
│ ├── persona.md (user, free-form) │
│ ├── cookies.json (captured at login, refreshed) │
│ ├── state.db (SQLite: dedup, counters, history) │
│ └── logs/ │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
---
## Installation
```bash
# Python 3.11+
pip install playwright apscheduler pyyaml httpx aiosqlite python-telegram-bot rich
playwright install chromium
# Clone skill scaffold (or copy the reference impl from this SKILL.md)
mkdir -p ~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager
cd ~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager
```
---
## Configuration
`~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager/config.yaml`:
```yaml
# Heartbeat — how often the scheduler wakes.
# Format: "<int><s|m|h>" e.g. "10m", "30m", "1h"
# HARD MINIMUM: 5m. Lower values cause startup error.
heartbeat: "10m"
# Daily hard ceilings (NON-OVERRIDABLE at runtime).
# These are enforced regardless of config edits.
# Listed for transparency only.
limits:
posts_per_day: 50 # ceiling — actual usage should be far lower
follows_per_day: 100
likes_per_day: 500
search_engage_per_day: 200
replies_per_day: 30
retweets_per_day: 20
# Approval channel.
#
# On Mercury: leave this block empty / omit it. The skill auto-detects
# Mercury's built-in Telegram layer (`agent.has_channel("telegram")`)
# and routes approvals through `agent.send_message()` + reply polling.
# No bot token, no chat id, no extra plumbing.
#
# On other agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Hermes, etc.) that do not
# expose a built-in Telegram channel: provide your own bot below.
# Fields are ONLY read when Mercury's channel is unavailable.
#
# On any agent: if neither Mercury nor a configured bot is available,
# approvals fall back to STDIN prompts (interactive use only) and the
# daemon refuses to start in `start` mode without an approval channel.
approval:
# Optional override — set to "mercury" | "telegram_bot" | "stdin" to
# force a specific channel. Default: "auto" (Mercury → bot → stdin).
channel: auto
# Only used when channel resolves to "telegram_bot":
telegram_bot:
bot_token_env: TWITTER_TAM_TG_BOT_TOKEN
approver_chat_id: 123456789
# LLM endpoints.
llm:
l2_model: "claude-sonnet-4" # drafting
l1_model: "claude-haiku-4" # self-check / fact-check
# Engagement targets.
targets:
timeline_sample_size: 20
search_queries:
- "from:mercuryagent"
- "AI agents"
mention_polling: true
# Disabled features (cannot be enabled).
disabled:
dm_auto_reply: true # PERMANENT. Do not edit.
```
### Heartbeat parsing + minimum enforcement
```python
import re
HEARTBEAT_MIN_SECONDS = 5 * 60
def parse_heartbeat(value: str) -> int:
m = re.fullmatch(r"\s*(\d+)\s*([smh])\s*", value, re.I)
if not m:
raise SystemExit(
f"config.heartbeat invalid: {value!r}. "
"Use '<int><s|m|h>' e.g. '10m', '30m', '1h'."
)
n, unit = int(m.group(1)), m.group(2).lower()
seconds = n * {"s": 1, "m": 60, "h": 3600}[unit]
if seconds < HEARTBEAT_MIN_SECONDS:
raise SystemExit(
f"config.heartbeat {value!r} = {seconds}s is below the hard "
f"minimum of {HEARTBEAT_MIN_SECONDS}s (5m). Refusing to start. "
"This minimum is non-negotiable — it exists to protect your "
"account from automation-detection flags."
)
return seconds
```
---
## Persona
`~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager/persona.md` — **free-form, user-owned**. No required schema. Write whatever shape you want. The drafter prepends the full file content to the system prompt.
Example:
```markdown
# Persona
I'm a software engineer in Karachi. I write about:
- distributed systems
- LLM tooling and agent design
- the occasional spicy take on JS frameworks
Voice: terse, dry, lower-case sometimes, no emojis, no "thread 🧵",
no hashtags, no "Here's why:" hooks. If I don't have something
useful to say, I don't post.
Things I never do:
- engagement bait
- subtweet anyone
- post about politics
- post when angry
Style notes:
- vary sentence length on purpose
- it's fine to leave a tweet at 40 chars
- it's fine to leave a thought unfinished
```
### Authenticity guidance (built into the drafter system prompt)
The drafter is instructed to vary **cadence, length, and structure** rather than inject intentional typos or grammar errors. Fake-bad writing reads worse than clean writing. Real humans:
- post short and long, no fixed length
- skip days, post 4× one day, then nothing for two
- sometimes reply with a single word
- don't end every post with a question
Typos and "lol" are NOT injected by the bot. If the persona file contains a "be sloppy" instruction, the drafter still won't fabricate misspellings — it will instead loosen punctuation and capitalization within the bounds of what the model naturally produces.
---
## L1 Fact-Check Loop
After L2 drafts a post or reply, L1 runs a **fact-check-only** self-check on the draft. L1 is not a style judge, not a tone police, not a safety gate (those are separate layers). L1 only flags:
- **claims about named entities** ("Anthropic released X" — verifiable?)
- **dates and version numbers** ("Node 22 shipped on…" — correct?)
- **statistics and quantities** ("78% of devs…" — sourced?)
- **causal claims** ("X caused Y" — supported?)
### Failure behavior: Telegram approval
When L1 flags a draft, the draft is **NOT silently dropped** and **NOT auto-rewritten**. It is sent to Telegram with:
```
🟡 FACT-CHECK FLAG
Draft: "<full draft text>"
L1 flags:
• "Node 22 shipped in October 2024" — L1 cannot verify month
• "78% of devs use TypeScript" — no source attached
Action: ✅ post anyway ❌ discard ✏️ edit
```
You make the call. This keeps the human in the loop on anything the model itself is unsure about, instead of the bot silently dropping content (loss of agency) or auto-rewriting (drift into hallucinated "safer" claims).
---
## Headless-by-default + `--headed` debug
All commands run **headless** by default. The only command that opens a visible browser is `login` (cookie capture requires the user to see the page).
| Command | Default | `--headed` allowed |
|---------|---------|--------------------|
| `login` | headed (forced) | n/a |
| `start` (daemon) | headless | yes (debug only) |
| `stop` | n/a | n/a |
| `status` | no browser | n/a |
| `post "text"` | headless | yes |
| `engage` (one-shot) | headless | yes |
| `health` | headless | yes |
`--headed` on `start` is documented as **debug only**. It defeats the purpose of an always-on daemon. Use it for one-off troubleshooting when you need to see what the page looks like at the moment a write fails.
---
## Commands
### `login` — one-time cookie capture
```bash
twitter-tam login
```
- Opens a visible Chromium at `https://x.com/login`.
- User logs in manually (including 2FA).
- Polls for `document.querySelector('[data-testid="AppTabBar_Home_Link"]')` to confirm logged-in state.
- Saves cookies → `~/.mercury/twitter-account-manager/cookies.json`.
- Closes the browser.
### `start` — run the scheduler
```bash
twitter-tam start
twitter-tam start --headed # debug only
```
- Reads config, parses heartbeat, enforces 5-min minimum.
- Verifies cookies still valid (loads page, checks for home tab); if expired, prints clear error and exits — does not silently re-login.
- Starts APScheduler wiQuelle prüfen
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- The skill inherently violates Twitter/X Terms of Service when used on real accounts, though it is clearly labeled as educational/research only.
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