ihuzaifashoukat/x-use/x-use-content

x-use content

Research -> draft -> polish -> stage. Ordinary post tools stage only when mcp.draft_mode is enabled (default); with it disabled they publish immediately.

Workflow

1. Load the voice. get_account(account), read persona and

target_keywords. No persona set? Ask the user a couple of questions and set one via update_account(account, persona=...) first (see x-use-setup).

1. Research the niche. search_tweets per keyword (limit 5). Note

which formats earn engagement: hot takes, how-tos, charts, contrarian questions, build-in-public numbers. get_tweet on standouts to see their media.

1. Pick 3 angles. Tell the user the angles you see and let them steer.
2. Draft one at a time. Write the post yourself in the persona (at most

280 chars; do not assume long-form account support), then post_tweet(account, text=...) to stage it as a draft. Show it. Take the user's edits and re-stage if needed; reject the superseded pending draft to avoid approving the old text later. Polish each draft before the next.

1. Review. End with list_drafts(account) and let the user choose:

approve_draft to post now, queue_post-style scheduling via queue_post(account=..., text=..., not_before=<ISO 8601 timestamp>) for later, or reject_draft. Scheduling stores a separate final payload; inspect it via list_queue and reject the superseded draft. Due work runs through process_queue, or the opt-in auto-drain worker; enqueueing is not approval to publish unless the user's scheduling authorization covers it.

Rules

• Original text in the user's voice. Never repost someone else's wording.
• Media for posts: only local file paths the user provides

(post_tweet(..., media=[path])). Never invent image files.

• For X thread composition, use x-use-threads so the sequence is staged and

its durable progress can be reviewed safely.

• Server-side generation (generate_and_post, draft_post_variations)

needs the configured llm block. Prefer explicit text for interactive work; no server LLM key is needed when you write it yourself.