Draft: Agent draft — launch tweet with scheduled thread reply.
OpenQuok @ 9:00 AM (in 4 days)
Note: Review reply chain before scheduling
OpenQuok X
Schedule X tweets and media you approve before they go live
Connect an X profile with OAuth, queue tweets and thread replies on the calendar, tune who can reply and community settings per post, and publish from the dashboard, public API, or CLI.
Built for X
Who schedules X with OpenQuok?
Creators & founders
Stay visible on X without living in the app. Queue tweets, images, and thread chains on the calendar while you ship product.
Social managers
Batch a week of posts in one sitting, control reply settings per tweet, and track engagement alongside your other channels.
Developers & agents
Pipe X drafts from your backend via the public API or CLI — including thread replies under providerSettings — while you keep approval control in the dashboard.
Bulk scheduling
Queue X posts batch drafts on the calendarweeks ahead
Schedule tweets and media onto the calendar for days or weeks ahead. Review agent and human drafts on the kanban board, then move them to Scheduled when you are ready to publish.
On-going Tasks
Review agent and human drafts, then move X posts between Drafted and Scheduled.
Drafted posts
Scheduled posts
Drop here to schedule
Published posts
Published posts stay in this column
Create Post
Sample channels
These chips set format and character limits. They are not your accounts.
Editing a Specific Network
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Follow-up comments
Reply
46/280
Delay
09:00 + 300s ≈ 09:05:00
OpenQuok Settings
Post into an X community when the URL is valid.
Add a thread finisher
14/280
Post Preview
OpenQuok @OpenQuok
Jun 12, 9:00 AM
Ship the launch tweet, then queue one follow-up reply with a delay.
Scheduled thread replies
- OpenQuokAfter 5 min
Thread reply publishes after your chosen delay
- OpenQuokThread finisher
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Thread momentum
Set who can replyqueue thread replieswiden reach with plugs
A strong tweet deserves a conversation — not another tab open on X. Set reply rules and disclosure labels when you schedule, queue timed thread replies before the post goes live, and use internal plugs so your other connected X accounts repost automatically and more followers see the thread.
Insights
See what resonates on X track impressions and engagementand iterate
Track likes, replies, reposts, quotes, and impressions from connected X profiles inside OpenQuok analytics — so you can schedule more of what already works.
Targeted channels
Overview
Impressions
10.4%
9,432
Likes
8.6%
681
Replies
5.8%
218
Reposts
4.2%
153
Quotes
3.0%
75
Frequently asked questions
X scheduling,answered
Setup, scheduling, media, threads, and automation questions for X on OpenQuok.
After your workspace admin configures an X developer app and backend API keys (see the setup guide), open a workspace, choose Connect channel → X, and complete OAuth in the browser. OpenQuok stores the connection for scheduling and analytics.
Yes. Attach up to four images or one video when composing an X post in OpenQuok. The post editpr validates media rules before publish — one video or up to four images per tweet, not both.
Yes. The post editor uses weighted character counting (280 for standard accounts, 4000 when Verified is enabled on the channel). Check the preview before scheduling.
For each scheduled tweet you can choose who can reply (everyone, followers, mentioned accounts, subscribers, or verified users), post into an X community by URL, and flag Made with AI or Paid partnership. Set these in the composer or pass x.whoCanReplyPost, x.communityUrl, and label flags via the API.
Yes. Add follow-up replies in the composer (or pass x.replies via the API or CLI). Each reply publishes as a quote-less reply after the delay you set once the root tweet goes live.
Yes. Compose once in OpenQuok and publish tailored versions to X, Threads, LinkedIn, Instagram, and other connected channels from one workflow. Per-platform captions, media rules, and character limits apply separately for each destination.
Yes. X channels support auto-repost and auto-plug: when a tweet hits a like threshold you set, OpenQuok can repost it or reply with a promo message (up to three times every six hours). You can also pick other connected X accounts to repost after publish. Configure plugs on the channel; recurring schedule slots help recycle evergreen tweets on a cadence.
OpenQuok pulls per-tweet metrics from the X API — impressions, likes, replies, reposts, quotes, and bookmarks — and aggregates account-level analytics for connected profiles. Per-post metrics appear once the post row is linked to a published tweet id.
Yes. After connecting X, use the public API or openquok CLI with integration UUIDs from your workspace. Thread replies and compose settings go under providerSettingsByIntegrationId when needed. Agents can draft and queue posts; keep human approval in the dashboard when content represents your brand.
Yes. New workspaces get a 7-day free trial — connect X, schedule posts, and explore API access before choosing a paid plan that matches your channel and workspace limits.
Read the X setup guide
Step-by-step instructions for connecting OpenQuok to X — install commands, auth patterns, and configuration snippets.
Start free. Publish with confidence.
Connect your agent, review every draft, and schedule posts across channels before anything goes live.