Connect OpenAI (ChatGPT, Sora, DALL-E, Whisper) and XTweetAPI.com integrations

Create your automation scenario in Make

Start by building a new scenario in Make, which is like creating a recipe for your automation. Use Make's visual interface to drag and drop the XTweetAPI module onto your canvas, then choose the specific Twitter/X action you want to automate, such as creating a tweet or sending a direct message. This visual approach makes it easier to see how your automation will work, and no coding knowledge is required to get started.

Connect your Twitter/X account to Make

When you add the XTweetAPI module to your scenario, you'll need to authorize Make to access your Twitter/X account. This creates a secure connection that acts like a permission slip, allowing Make to perform actions on your behalf. Follow the prompts to link your accounts together, and once connected, this authorization will remain active for all your future scenarios so you won't need to reconnect each time.

Configure what your automation should do

After connecting your accounts, fill in the details of what you want your automation to accomplish. For example, if you're creating a tweet, type in the text you want to post or specify other details about your action. Make provides form fields where you can enter this information directly, making it straightforward to tell your automation exactly what content to share and how to format it.

Link multiple apps together

Connect different applications in your scenario to create powerful automations that work together. For instance, you can add an OpenAI GPT-3 module to generate tweet content using artificial intelligence, then connect it to your XTweetAPI module to automatically post that content to Twitter/X. The output from one app becomes the input for the next, creating a chain of actions where apps collaborate to complete complex tasks without any technical expertise required.

Test and activate your automation

Before going live, use Make's testing feature to run your automation once and verify everything works correctly. This preview helps you catch any mistakes or formatting issues before your scenario starts running automatically. Once you're satisfied with the results, activate your scenario and monitor it through Make's dashboard, where you can see how many times it has run, pause or edit it at any time, and ensure your automations continue running smoothly.