X (Twitter)

The X connector gives the CMO a posting and measurement surface on X: single posts, chained threads of up to 10 posts, media attachments, replies, and public engagement metrics that feed channel-performance scoring.

Before you start

• Plan: any plan. Counts as one integration toward your plan’s quota.
• An X developer app with OAuth 2.0 enabled and a user access token for the account you want the CMO to post from. Generate the token with the scopes tweet.read tweet.write users.read media.write offline.access (the platform’s own authorization flow uses exactly this scope set with PKCE).
• The token you paste is used as-is against the X API v2. X user tokens expire after 2 hours; when the connector receives a 401 it reports error and you re-authorize by pasting a fresh token via Reconnect. The permission policy survives the reconnect. A 429 puts the connector into rate_limited until the next successful call.

Connect

1. Open Settings → Connectors and click + on X (Twitter).
2. Paste the token into Provider access token and click Verify and connect. The platform calls GET /2/users/me; if X rejects the token, nothing is saved.
3. X appears under Connected.

Connector tools

Tool	Action	What it does
get_account	read	Inspect the authenticated X account
get_post	read	Verify a known post and its account ownership
create_tweet	create	Post a tweet, optionally with media or as a reply
create_thread	create	Post a sequence of chained tweets as a thread (max 10)
upload_media	create	Upload media for attachment to tweets
get_engagement	read	Public engagement metrics for a tweet
delete_tweet	delete	Delete a tweet by ID

Permissions

See Permission model. Posting uses the create action and is allowed on every plan, subject to the Quality Gate, brand-voice match, and your autonomy level. delete_tweet uses delete: unavailable on Starter and Professional, approval-gated on Business.

Disconnect

Click the trash icon on the X row and confirm; the token is revoked from the vault. Revoke the app’s access under Settings → Security and account access → Apps and sessions on X as well.