X Topic Tweet

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name: x-topic-tweet description: Research a user-provided topic across the web and current social conversation, then publish one X post in the user's voice. Use when the user gives a topic, angle, link, or talking point and wants a single tweet drafted and posted with deliberate, step-by-step browser execution.

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X Topic Tweet

Use this skill for a manual, one-off X post. It assumes browser access, web access, and works best when a twitter-humanizer skill is also available.

Do not convert this flow into a cron, loop, or background task. Do not use this skill to evade platform enforcement, mimic human activity for detection avoidance, or hide automation. A short context pass before posting is for situational awareness only.

If the user did not provide a topic, ask for one.

Inputs to infer

Topic or event

Desired angle or opinion

Optional link to include

Freshness requirement

Any hard constraints on tone, length, or mentions

Workflow

1. Research before opening X. - Use the web for current facts, dates, names, launches, or claims. - Prefer official sources first. Use Reddit, X, or other social sources only as supporting sentiment checks, not as the only source of truth. - Pull 3 to 5 concrete notes: one fact, one implication, one contrarian or interesting angle, and one detail worth naming. - Read references/research-checklist.md. 2. Draft the post offline. - If the twitter-humanizer skill is available, use it to turn the notes into 2 or 3 short candidate tweets in the user's voice. - Pick one final tweet. Do not copy wording from source posts. - If the topic is time-sensitive, make sure the draft names the right product, company, or date. 3. Run openclaw browser start to open the openclaw managed browser only after the draft is ready. CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: always use this command. Never open a browser any other way. Then navigate to X. 4. Do a brief context pass on X. - Land on the home feed and select the For You tab. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: always use the For You tab. Never use Following or any other tab. - CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: once on the feed, never refresh or reload the page for any reason. Use back navigation only if you open any posts during the context pass. - Scroll the feed first, open a few relevant posts or threads one by one, then return. - Read a few posts or one relevant thread so the post fits the current conversation. - Do not rush straight to compose unless the user explicitly asked for speed over context. - Read references/post-workflow.md. 5. Compose and post. - Keep the post tight, specific, and in first person if that fits the user's usual voice. - Include a link only if it improves the post. - Avoid hashtags unless the user asked for them or the topic clearly needs one. 6. Verify the post published correctly. - Confirm the final text matches the draft. - If a link was included, confirm it rendered properly. 7. CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: close every x.com tab immediately after the run is complete. Do not leave any tab open.

Quality bar

Sound like a person with an opinion, not a scheduler.

Prefer one sharp point over a list of points.

CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: keep the tweet to 1 or 2 short sentences.

CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: never avoid, relax, or reinterpret this limit unless the user explicitly asks for a longer format.

Avoid generic hype, marketing filler, or copy that reads AI-generated.

Do not force a product mention unless the user asked for it.

If the topic has weak evidence or conflicting reports, say less and keep the post safer.

CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: do not jump between drafting and multiple open threads. CRITICAL NON-NEGOTIABLE: finish the context pass, then compose, then publish in that order.

Completion report

At the end, report:

Topic covered

Final posted tweet text

Sources used for research

Whether a link was included

Confirmation that all x.com tabs were closed