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TwitterTwitter conversations.
Action that follows.
SPIRITT publishes posts, works accessible DMs, and searches public conversations on Twitter, now X. Give it a mission that connects your social presence to customer service, content, or product work.
What you can do with Twitter.
Campaigns carried through
Turn a content brief into published posts with media, then use available post analytics and quote posts to shape the next campaign.
Conversations resolved
Connect customer DMs to team workflows, send answers from your support guidance, and carry unresolved questions to the right owner.
Signals worth acting on
Build searchable listening tools from public posts and curated Lists, with source links that connect market observations to decisions.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for the Twitter publishing, community, or research operation you want to delegate.
02
Connect Twitter
Connect your Twitter account with access appropriate to the mission, then add the tools that hold your content and team workflows.
03
Delegate an outcome
Give SPIRITT a campaign brief, support playbook, or research question. It builds the workflow and carries the work through.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Twitter to work.
Put your Twitter presence to work
Questions
Twitter, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do directly on Twitter?+
SPIRITT can create posts, upload media, search public posts, retrieve available post analytics, manage Lists and bookmarks, and send messages in accessible DM conversations. It can also retweet posts and hide or unhide replies to your posts within your account's permissions.
02Which account access does a Twitter mission need?+
Connect the Twitter account that should publish posts, own Lists, or handle DMs. Your account permissions and available Twitter access determine which operations can run. Authenticated bookmarks and recent DM events belong to the connected user; connecting an account does not expose other users' private inboxes.
03Can SPIRITT run recurring publishing and listening workflows?+
Yes. SPIRITT can operate a publishing calendar, run scheduled searches, check accessible DMs, and retrieve post analytics for follow-through. Recent search covers the last seven days, so ongoing listening should collect results regularly rather than assume that recent search can recover months of missed conversations.
04How can Twitter conversations become work in other tools?+
SPIRITT can turn a concrete bug reported in a DM or public post into a Linear issue, send an incident brief to Slack, and maintain campaign post IDs and metrics in Google Sheets. Source links preserve context, while private message details can be limited to what the receiving team needs.
05What custom systems can SPIRITT build around Twitter?+
It can build a listening workbench, campaign results dashboard, DM case tracker, or historical conversation explorer. These systems use accessible posts, Lists, messages, and metrics as inputs, with custom views and workflows rather than requiring your team to assemble every brief manually.
06Is Twitter support the same as access to everything on X?+
Twitter is now X, and this integration works with posts, users, Lists, DMs, and Spaces on that platform. Access still varies by operation: full-archive search is distinct from seven-day recent search, and retrieving posts shared during a Space does not provide an audio recording or transcript. Advertising campaign management is not part of the capabilities described here.