E.g.: Integrating with X/Twitter
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In this example, we are going to create a single-file agent to retrieve a tweet from X and reply to it. Once we have successfully fetched the tweet, we will utilize Syntax Agent's API capabilities to generate a response. After that, you can reply to the original tweet with a generated response. This process will allow us to seamlessly integrate tweet retrieval with automated response generation, showcasing the potential of utilizing APIs for enhanced interaction.
Before proceeding, create a .env
file with the following content. You can generate SYNTAX_API_KEY
in the page. To get the TWITTER_COOKIE_CT0
and TWITTER_COOKIE_AUTH
values, you need to log in to your X account and get data from the developer tools.
Initialize your project based on the preferred programming language.
Once you successfully set up the project, create a file that acts as your agent. We've commented out the code that generates the reply in the last line to avoid accidentally submitting a reply to the original tweet. Feel free to uncomment it if you want.
You can test and run the agent with the following commands. Don't forget to pass a valid X account name.