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AI agents and MCP Claude Code skills vs MCP for posting to X A skill tells the agent how to write. MCP gives it tools to call. You can use both, and neither should publish without you. Read current client docs first. How to give an MCP agent an X drafting tool Give the agent a way to draft, not a way to publish. Point your MCP client at draft tools, then approve in the Evenpost app. A pattern, not a click-path. How to stop duplicate agent posts on retry A retry does not post twice on its own. Send the same idempotency_key to get the same draft back; omit it and you get a second pending draft, not a live post. What a good SKILL.md for posting to X does A good SKILL.md teaches taste and limits. It is not a license to post. Say what a post sounds like, what to leave out, and that a human approves the draft. What X-first posting tools exist right now? A dated look at X-first posting tools, sorted by job: writing and scheduling, agent drafting, video, and growth automation. Not a best-scheduler list. Writing posts and threads How to live tweet an event How to live tweet an event as a founder: a launch livestream, a shipping session, or a conference. Prepare, post what is true in the moment, then recap. How to post a Substack on Twitter How to post a Substack issue on Twitter without pasting only the link. Write a native point, share the URL carefully, and see how this differs from a blog. How to turn a blog post into an X thread Turn a blog post into an X thread by pulling the spine, not pasting paragraphs. One claim per tweet, a standalone hook, and a link only if it belongs. How to turn a changelog into an X thread A changelog is already what you shipped. Shape it into a hook, one change per tweet, and a close. Draft it with your agent, and approve it before it posts. How to write a feature update tweet A feature update tweet is one change, written for people who already use the product. Not a launch, and not a full changelog thread. Lead with what works now. How to write an X Article Write an X Article when the work wants a title and a reading view, not a tweet chain. Who can publish, how the composer works, and what the compare page owns. How to write hooks for X posts The hook is the first line that still works if nobody reads the rest. Write one for an X post without replacing hook-lab or promising that it will travel. Should you quote tweet or reply on X? Reply when you join their conversation. Quote when your take has to live on your profile. Neither format is a way to grow faster. The reply guide owns craft. Growing as a founder Founder vs company Twitter account Your name is usually where the work is told. The company account is for official lines. You can run both. Do not assume the personal account grows faster. How to build in public on X as a solo founder Build in public on X by posting real work: the question, the number, the caveat, the miss. Four real founder posts and how to keep going when work eats the day. How to find clients on Twitter How to find clients on Twitter without promising sales or booked work. Find people who have the problem you solve, reply usefully, and skip automated outreach. How to find your niche on Twitter How to find your niche on Twitter as a founder. Pick a problem you can post about from real work, test it honestly, and keep this separate from finding clients. How to pick a Twitter handle How to pick a Twitter handle for a founder or product account. Stay inside X's username rules, choose which account gets the clean name, and change later. How to write a founder bio on X Say what you build, who it is for, and one proof you can stand behind. That is the job of a founder bio on X. Label any made-up example. No growth promise. Twitter social listening Twitter social listening for a founder: what to watch for, how to start without buying a suite, and how listening differs from advanced search or X Pro. X features and settings How to create a poll on Twitter How to create a poll on Twitter for lightweight customer research. Ask an honest question, read the votes without over-trusting them, and skip engagement-bait. How to download your Twitter archive How to download your Twitter archive and mine it for posts that worked. Find old explanations customers still need, without treating the file as live analytics. How to embed a tweet How to embed a tweet on a launch page or changelog. Use X official embed, keep the post accurate as the product changes, and do not confuse it with a Card. How to get verified on X The usual X checkmark comes from eligible Premium and X's own review, not a hidden form. What Help says, what it does not promise, and how org checks differ. How to host a Space on X How to host a Space on X for a launch or AMA. Start or schedule it, decide whether to record, recap afterward, and follow dated X Help for the current taps. How to join an X Community An X Community is a topic group with its own timeline and rules. How to find and join one, where those posts show up, and how this differs from Community Notes. How to manage Twitter notifications How to manage Twitter notifications so you do not miss replies worth answering. Keep customer alerts on, cut noise, and handle a burst after a launch post. How to open DMs and X Chat How to open DMs and use X Chat for customer conversations. Control who can message you, verify what X Chat encrypts, and know when to move a talk off X. How to pin a tweet on X How to pin a tweet on X during and after a launch. What belongs on the profile now, what to swap later, and how to replace a pin when the story changes. How to use Grok in the X app How to use Grok in the X app to research a niche and customer questions. What the assistant can show, what to verify, and how it differs from the Grok CLI. How to use TweetDeck How to use TweetDeck, now X Pro, as a founder monitoring tool. Set up columns for customers and launches, verify today's access notes from X, and skip prices. How to use Twitter advanced search How to use Twitter advanced search to find customers and conversations worth a reply. Learn the operators, skip spammy outreach, and leave listening strategy. How to use Twitter bookmarks How to use Twitter bookmarks as a swipe file. Save posts that teach you something, find them later, and study the structure without copying someone else's. How to use Twitter cards How to use Twitter cards so a launch page looks right when someone shares the URL. Check the composer preview, and do not confuse a card with an embed. How to use Twitter Lists A Twitter List is a timeline you curate from accounts you choose. How to create one, how public and private Lists differ, and why this is not a growth trick.