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write-x-thread-or-article

Write an X (Twitter) thread or a long-form X Article and post it with PostEverywhere. Use when the user asks for a thread, a tweetstorm, a long post on X, an X Article, or wants to turn a blog post or idea into a thread or article on X.

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# X threads and X Articles

A **thread** is a chain of short posts, each a reply to the one before. An **X Article** is one long-form piece with a title, headings and images, for X Premium accounts only.

## Pick the format

- The idea fits in a few short points, or the account isn't on X Premium: a **thread**.
- The piece is long, needs headings or images in the body, and the account is on X Premium: an **article**.
- Ask the user when it isn't clear. Call `list_accounts` to get the X account ids.

## Write a thread

1. **Plan it.** 3 to 10 parts. The first part is the hook: it must work on its own, because most people see only that one.
2. **Write each part** in 280 characters or fewer (X Premium accounts can go longer; `get_platform_rules` has the limit). One idea per part. Number the parts (1/6) only if the user likes that.