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X Organic: an AI agent drafts, schedules and publishes your X posts — every public post waits for you
TL;DR
X Organic is a new connection beside X Ads: it posts as your X profile. It went live on 26 October 2026 and was verified on a live account — the connection, recent posts with metrics, single posts, permissions and limits. It works from the app, from Codex or Claude over MCP, and from the REST API.
What you can do
- Draft posts from a brief, checked against X's limit (280 weighted characters; a link counts 23).
- Schedule posts for any time — X's API has no scheduling, so Agent Planners' queue publishes them on time.
- Publish, edit and delete posts. X allows an edit within its per-post window (30 minutes in X's docs, an hour measured), up to five times.
- Read your recent posts and each post's impressions, likes, replies, reposts, quotes and bookmarks.
- Link posts to a project so they move with its timeline and their outcome shows on the project page.
Approvals and safety
- Publishing, scheduling, editing and deleting always wait for a person — in the app, in schedules and projects, over MCP and the REST API — even with auto-approve on.
- One queue is shared by the app, agents, MCP, the REST API and projects, so the same post is never published twice; a send whose result is uncertain is checked against your recent posts before anything is retried.
- Forbidden Rules apply to every post, as to every other tool.
Cost
X charges per API request: $0.015 per post created, $0.20 per post with a link, $0.005 per post read. Agent Planners bills those calls in credits — only when X accepts the request, never twice for a retry — about 100 credits per post and 1,334 for a post with a link.
Setup and every tool: X Organic guide · how-to: Schedule X posts with an AI agent.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Agent Planners post to X?
- Yes — drafts, scheduled and immediate posts, edits and deletes on your X profile. Every public post waits for your approval, even with auto-approve on.
- Do I need anything from X?
- The app's administrator registers the callback on the X app and buys pay-per-use credits in the X Developer Console once; then each person connects their X profile on Integrations.