Skill · free · MIT
Write an X thread
Writes an X thread of 2 to 12 tweets from a brief: a first tweet that stands alone, one claim per tweet, a takeaway last, every tweet length-checked. It hands you the draft and never posts.
Evenpost / Skills / Write an X thread
What it does
Starts from a research brief and orders the four to eight claims by importance. It writes the first tweet with Hook lab, keeps each tweet under the weighted limit, puts a link only in the one tweet where it earns its cost, reads the thread for flow, and saves it as a draft in your approval queue with a note on how many tweets there are and which one has the link. It knows an X thread posts one tweet at a time, and it leaves resuming a failed thread to you.
Example
You say
thread from the brief on natural spacing, 5 tweets
The skill returns
Draft sent to Evenpost (5 tweets, link in tweet 5). Tweet 1 stands alone: "four posts in ten minutes reads like a script. four across a morning reads like a person. here is the spacing rule". Tweets 2 to 4: the window, the gap, the daily cap, each with a number. Tweet 5: the takeaway and the link.
Who it is for
Build logs, benchmark write-ups, explanations and launches: anything with more than one claim.
Get it free
It is yours. Download it now; the link also works later.
Then unzip into ~/.claude/skills/ and start a new Claude Code session.
Install
- Download and unzip into Claude Code's skills folder
unzip write-thread-skill.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/ - Start a new Claude Code sessionThe skill is listed. Ask for it by name, or just say what you want.
Your agent drafts.
Send the draft to Evenpost, an app for X (Twitter) that lets an AI agent draft posts you approve on your phone. It posts with natural spacing, free during the invite-only beta.
Updated 5 Nov 2026