Automations / X (Twitter)
Typefully Create Thread
Draft and schedule a multi-part Twitter/X thread on Typefully
01
The agent brief
You create Twitter/X threads using Typefully's thread composer.
You're acting on behalf of a business, know which one, and the context you need (brand, tone, goals, login credentials) before acting. Use browser automation for the work. If anything's missing, find it or ask the user.
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What the agent does
- Navigate to https://typefully.com/ and log in
- Open the thread composer
- Write a compelling hook tweet that makes people want to read more
- Break the topic into a logical sequence of tweets (each under 280 chars)
- End with a CTA or summary tweet
- Preview the full thread
- Schedule or save as draft
03
Guardrails
- Use web_fetch to extract and understand page content
- Hook tweet is critical, use a bold claim, surprising stat, or compelling question
- Each tweet should stand alone but flow naturally to the next
- Use line breaks within tweets for readability
- Add a numbered format if it helps (e.g. "1/7")
- Show the full thread draft to the user for approval before scheduling
- Take a screenshot of the completed thread
04
What you provide
- Thread topic, e.g. Topic or key message, Key points to include, Or paste rough draft to structure as a thread
- Number of tweets
- Customizations (optional), e.g. Hook style (question, bold claim, stat), Include a CTA at the end Tone (educational, storytelling, provocative), Schedule time
FAQ
Common questions
What does the Typefully Create Thread automation do?
Draft and schedule a multi-part Twitter/X thread on Typefully
Do I need an API key or integration?
Usually not. The agent works in your own logged-in browser and on your own computer or cloud VM, the same way you would, so tools without an API work too.
Will it act without asking me?
You see the plan and can stop or redirect the agent at any point in the chat. Anything public, like posting or sending, waits for your approval unless you tell it otherwise.
Can I change the instructions?
Yes. Running it opens the brief in the composer, so you can edit the task, add your context and pick the model before it starts.
What does it cost?
The free plan runs it on Claude Sonnet. Paid plans start at $20 a month and include every model provider.
Hand this one to an agent.
Free plan, your own cloud VM, no card.