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Use when browsing x.com (Twitter), reading the timeline, posting, replying, liking, or checking DMs. Triggered by requests to post on X, browse the X feed, comment on tweets, or read/reply to X DMs.
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Pre-publish editorial gate for external-audience content: removes AI-writing tells and blocks hollow drafts. Use on documents, presentations, emails, posts, or web copy once a first draft exists. Triggered by 'de-slop this', 'editorial pass', 'humanize this', 'remove the AI tells', or invoked as a mandatory gate by email, do-presentation, linkedin, and x-com.
Stage, launch, grade, and schedule a Claude Managed Agent (CMA) from a build-sheet. Triggered by 'build the agent', 'launch this agent', 'deploy a managed agent', or as /imagine-agent's handoff.
Create/review/maintain Claude Code Routines (cloud scheduled agents, aka 'Cowork'). Triggered by 'set up a routine', 'schedule a cloud agent', 'cowork task', 'migrate to a routine'.
Create a polished Marp slide deck about a feature, concept, or system. Triggered by 'make a presentation', 'create slides', 'do-presentation', or 'explain this as a deck'.
Use when reading, searching, drafting, or sending email. Triggered by 'read my email', 'check my inbox', 'send an email', 'reply to that email', 'search my mail', or any request to read/send mail.
Use when reading posts or engaging on LinkedIn. Triggered by requests to comment on LinkedIn, browse the feed, write or interact with posts, check DMs, or read/reply to LinkedIn messages.
| name | x-com |
| description | Use when browsing x.com (Twitter), reading the timeline, posting, replying, liking, or checking DMs. Triggered by requests to post on X, browse the X feed, comment on tweets, or read/reply to X DMs. |
| allowed-tools | mcp__byob__browser_list_tabs, mcp__byob__browser_navigate, mcp__byob__browser_read, mcp__byob__browser_get_html, mcp__byob__browser_click, mcp__byob__browser_type, mcp__byob__browser_press_key, mcp__byob__browser_scroll, mcp__byob__browser_wait_for, mcp__byob__browser_screenshot, mcp__byob__browser_close_tab, mcp__byob__browser_switch_tab, Bash(git:*), Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob, Agent |
| user-invocable | true |
Drives the user's logged-in Chrome via BYOB. User handle: @ValorEngels.
Run all three tasks in order:
If arguments are given, interpret them and do only what's asked.
Nothing goes live — post, reply, or comment — without passing both gates in order: first Skill('de-slop') (fresh-context review of the draft file only — removes AI-writing tells, blocks hollow drafts), then Skill('authenticity-pass'); the full gate procedure is in references/posting.md.
Execute, don't pause. Render drafts inline and continue to publish in the same turn. Only stop on hard tool failure with no fallback, or a finding that contradicts the skill's premise (e.g. "no DMs need replies" → skip Task 1).
Each task's full procedure lives in a reference file. Load only what the current run needs:
| Load... | When... |
|---|---|
| references/dms.md | Task 1: reading the DM inbox, opening threads, drafting and sending replies, updating the knowledge base |
| references/posting.md | Task 2: what works/dies on this feed, voice rules, the receipt self-reply, subagent drafting, persona cold-read loop, authenticity gate, publish |
| references/timeline-engagement.md | Task 3: volume targets, For You curation, liking, following, reply screening and drafting loop — plus editing/deleting posts |
Same BYOB setup as /linkedin (see that skill for the full preconditions). Verify with:
cd ~/.byob && bun run doctor
Then sanity-check from inside the agent:
mcp__byob__browser_list_tabs # must return at least one tab
User must be logged into X in that Chrome session.
requires_real_chrome=True)X driving real Chrome must be serialized against other real-Chrome sessions. Bridge-spawned sessions get the flag automatically via agent.byob_skill_triggers (the registry includes X triggers). CLI-spawned sessions must pass --needs-real-chrome:
valor-session create --role eng --project-key valor --needs-real-chrome --message "check my X DMs"
browser_list_tabs → look for any tab whose URL contains "x.com" (or "twitter.com")
Pick the first match → that's your tabId. If no tab, browser_navigate(url="https://x.com/home").
X uses a stable accessibility tree. Element names like "Reply", "Like", "Liked", "Repost", "Reposted", "Post text", "Direct Messages" are reliable. Hashed CSS classes change frequently; do not rely on them. Use data-byob-idx via the selector: "byob:idx=N" workflow.
byob:idx workflowbrowser_read(url, reuseTab=true, screens=N) returns interactiveElements: [{idx, tag, role, name, bounds}, ...].name. On X the post text is captured directly in the <article>'s name attribute. This is a big advantage over LinkedIn (post bodies are readable from the IE list).browser_click(tabId, selector="byob:idx=<idx>").interactiveSessionTag changes and old indices invalidate.When multiple IEs map to the same logical control, prefer tag: "button".
data-testid selectors over byob:idx on X. The home timeline easily blows past 1000 IEs and byob:idx=N clicks fail with selector_not_found even right after a fresh read. The reliable handles are:
[data-testid="tweetTextarea_0"]. The compose / reply textbox (works on /home, /compose/post, and any post page reply box)[data-testid="tweetButtonInline"]. The submit button. Same testid for posts and replies (button text is "Post" on /home, "Reply" on a post page; testid doesn't change).[data-testid="like"]. The like button. Often reports element_not_visible because the action bar overlay covers the click point. Pass force: true.article[data-testid="tweet"]. Full tweet container; child a[href*="/status/"] is the permalink.<article> IEs include the full post text in name. Useful for cheap triage from the IE list before navigating into individual posts./handle/status/<id> URLs from the timeline HTML (grep -oE 'href="/[^/]+/status/[0-9]+"'), then browser_navigate to each. The post text shows up in the page title ("(N) Author on X: "...full text..." / X"). Fastest way to read the body.browser_press_key(key="Escape") before the next click. Otherwise subsequent selectors get blocked./home - data-testid="tweetTextarea_0" is live and editable right on the home timeline. Much easier than LinkedIn's broken portal modal.name fields (e.g. "977 Likes. Like", "977 Likes. Liked"). If you do fall back to byob:idx, match on the suffix (Like/Liked, Repost/Reposted).tabId across the session. Discover once at the start.format="jpeg" and quality=50-60.cd ~/.byob && bun run doctor to repair, then retry.