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+ # `@volter/twin-x` — the X (Twitter) API v2 posting surface
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+
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+ > **Legacy connector helpers:** this package still has callable helpers using the retired v1
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+ > `syncPull` API. Those paths require migration before use on the current kernel;
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+ > older helper descriptions below do not establish current compatibility. Check the
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+ > [generated index](../../../generated/INDEX.md) for protocol standing and use the
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+ > [shared model](../../../docs/concepts/the-model.md) for current state semantics.
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+
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+ The org's **public voice**: post (with images or a video), quote, reply to a mention, retract, look a post or an
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+ account back up, and read the mentions / own / home timelines and recent search — offline, against local state, with
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+ X's own `tweet.fields` projection, bearer/scope gate and problem envelopes.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ bun packages/twin/x/src/cli.ts serve --root /tmp/world
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+ # then point any X v2 client at it: X_TWIN_URL=http://127.0.0.1:<port> node --require @volter/world-core/inject app.js
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Coverage
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+
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+ | Area | What the twin serves |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `POST /2/tweets` | Create an **original post** — with `reply.in_reply_to_tweet_id` a **reply**, with `quote_tweet_id` a **quote**. One route, three body fields. Text over the account's limit (280, or its X Premium long-post entitlement) is refused before anything is written. `media.media_ids` attaches up to four images or one video this account uploaded; an unknown, foreign, expired or still-processing id is X's `Your media IDs are invalid.` |
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+ | `POST /2/media/upload` · `…/initialize` · `…/{id}/append` · `…/{id}/finalize` · `GET /2/media/upload?command=STATUS` | **Media upload**, needing `media.write`: an image (`tweet_image`, `dm_image`) in one request, multipart or base64 JSON, typed and sized from its own bytes; a video (`tweet_video`, `amplify_video`, MP4) in chunks, whose `processing_info` goes pending → in_progress → succeeded one STATUS read at a time (a file that is not an MP4 fails as `InvalidMedia`). Bytes live on the kernel's blob seam, content-addressed; an upload is not an entry — the post that attaches it is. GIF, DM video and subtitle categories are refused by name. |
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+ | media bytes | Served at X's own path shapes under the twin's base (a World's mount included): `/media/<name>.<ext>` for an image, `/ext_tw_video/<id>/pu/vid/avc1/<w>x<h>/<name>.mp4` for a video with HTTP Range, `/ext_tw_video_thumb/…` for a video's preview — a stand-in poster, since the twin decodes no frames. |
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+ | `DELETE /2/tweets/:id` | Retract a post. Only your own; only once. |
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+ | `GET /2/tweets/:id` · `GET /2/tweets?ids=` | Post lookup, single and bulk. The bulk form is **partial**, as X's is: the ids that exist in `data`, the ones that do not in `errors` — never a fabricated row. |
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+ | `GET /2/users/:id/mentions` | The mentions timeline — posts naming this account. |
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+ | `GET /2/users/:id/tweets` | The account's own posted timeline. |
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+ | `GET /2/users/:id/timelines/reverse_chronological` | The home timeline — the account plus the accounts it follows; refused for anyone else's id. |
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+ | `GET /2/users/:id` · `GET /2/users/by/username/:username` | User lookup (handles are case-insensitive). An unknown user is X's partial-error 200 with a `resource_type: "user"` row, never a fabricated account. `GET /2/users/me` is `xidentity`'s and is not claimed here. |
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+ | `GET /2/tweets/search/recent` | Recent search over the local corpus: keywords, quoted phrases and `from:`. Grammar the twin does not model (`OR`, negation, grouping, other operators) is **refused**, never silently ignored. |
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+ | projection | `tweet.fields`, `user.fields`, `media.fields` and `expansions` (`attachments.media_keys` included) + the `includes` sidecar. The default is X's three fields (`id`, `text`, `edit_history_tweet_ids`) and nothing else — a documented field the twin holds no state for is refused by name rather than quietly omitted. |
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+ | paging + windows | `pagination_token` / `meta.next_token`, `max_results` (5..100 on the timelines, 10..100 on search), and `since_id` / `until_id` / `start_time` / `end_time` with X's own id-beats-time precedence. |
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+ | auth | The bearer `xidentity`'s OAuth flow mints, its scope set, and X's `about:blank` 401 / `Forbidden` 403 problems. |
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+ | errors | `resource-not-found`, `invalid-request`, the 429 + legacy code 88 pair, `405` under `--read-only`. |
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+ | connector | Pull **both** timelines — mentions and the account's own posts — following `next_token` to the end of each; **push** a pending post/quote/reply/delete to the real vendor, confirmed under the id X minted. A post with media is **performed** by uploading each file to X first (an image in one request; a video chunked, then polled on STATUS until processed) and posting with the media ids X minted. |
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+ | `/_twin/*` | Twin-only control plane: seed an account (its profile — `description`, `location`, `url`, `protected`, `verified` — and its long-post entitlement), a bearer, an inbound mention, a follow edge, or an armed rate refusal. |
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+ `src/x-capabilities.ts` is the denominator: **114 capabilities, 74 done**. What is
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+ not modelled is enumerated there as a todo — polls, hide-reply, `entities`/`public_metrics`,
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+ the `user.fields` with no state behind them, full-archive search and the query grammar, likes/reposts/bookmarks, stream rules, the
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+ filtered and sampled **streaming** connections, GIFs, alt text, a video's real poster frame and X's transcoded
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+ variants — not omitted. One CORE todo remains and says why in its own title: `x.rate_limit.published_figures`
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+ needs X's published per-endpoint posting limits, and this pack makes no X call to fetch them.
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+ ## One route, two operations, and why that is the whole point
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+ An original post and a reply are **the same HTTP operation** at X: `POST /2/tweets`, differing
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+ only by `reply.in_reply_to_tweet_id` in the body. The pinned official client proves it —
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+ `tweet()` posts `{text}` to `tweets` and `reply()` posts `{text, reply:{in_reply_to_tweet_id}}` to
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+ the same `tweets` (`twitter-api-v2@1.29.1`, `dist/cjs/v2/client.v2.write.js:89` and `:180`). A
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+ **quote** is a third body field on that same route (`quote_tweet_id`, `:187`).
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+ That matters beyond fidelity, because the example org **graduates the two at different times**:
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+ replying to a mention is allowed before posting under the org's own name is. A census keyed by
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+ method+path names ONE capability for both, and that ladder cannot be written down at all.
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+ So `x-spec-census.json` declares `requestKey: "method+path+body-field"` and carries **two** entries
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+ for that one route — `x.tweets.reply` when the field is present, `x.tweets.create` when it is
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+ absent — both mapped as `operationCapability`, so a consumer that has not learned to read the body
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+ **denies** rather than granting the first entry to both. Every other route in the census is an
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+ ordinary method+path row: this is not a single-endpoint vendor.
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+ A quote deliberately does **not** get a third census entry: for the split this census exists to
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+ express — answering someone versus speaking under the org's own name — a quote is an *original*
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+ post, so it resolves to the `x.tweets.create` side and the partition stays two-sided and total.
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+ The discriminator is the pack's own, not a vocabulary minted for the census: `x-twin.ts` branches
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+ on those exact fields to decide what it writes (`conversation_id`, `in_reply_to_user_id`,
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+ `referenced_tweets`), and `x-connector.ts` sends the same fields back to the real vendor on a push.
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+ `src/x-spec-census.test.ts` holds those three to each other, so a rename in one goes red.
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+
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+ ## Relationship to `@volter/twin-xidentity`
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+ `xidentity` owns **X's OAuth 2.0** — the x.com authorize screen, the authorization-code + PKCE
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+ round trip, and `GET /2/users/me`. This pack owns the **posting surface** and consumes the user
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+ access token that flow mints. It never models OAuth: X's authorization-code round trip is a
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+ capability of `xidentity`, and duplicating it here would be two accounts of one vendor's auth.
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+ The two agree about X rather than sharing code: `scripts/architecture.test.ts` (A3) forbids a
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+ cross-vendor pack import, so `src/x-problems.ts` and `src/x-scopes.ts` **transcribe** xidentity's
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+ problem envelopes and scope catalog — both grounded in the same X API v2 OpenAPI 2.167 document —
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+ and say so at the seam. If X's error shape is ever re-grounded, both files move together.
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+ Both packs claim `api.x.com` in the injector, path-scoped and **disjoint**: xidentity claims
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+ `/2/oauth2/{token,revoke}` and `/2/users/me`; this claims `/2/tweets`, `/2/tweets/:id`,
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+ `/2/tweets/search/recent`, `/2/users/{id}/{mentions,tweets,timelines/reverse_chronological}`,
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+ `/2/users/{id}` and `/2/users/by/username/{username}`. The user-id rule excludes `me` by a
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+ lookahead and the timeline rules need a trailing segment, so `/2/users/me` matches none of them
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+ and no request is claimable by both. An unclaimed path on that claimed host is refused loudly rather than mis-routed into a
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+ twin that cannot serve it.
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+ ## The mirror — x.com's view of the twin
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+ A person doing X's core job opens a browser, so this pack ships a mirror: x.com's own look over the
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+ twin's state, for judging a post as it will appear.
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+ ```bash
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+ bun packages/twin/x/src/cli.ts mirror --root /tmp/world --port 4700 # or: volter twin x mirror --root <state> --port <p>
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+ ```
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+
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+ - **Sign in** is x.com's two-step login: the account's `@handle`, then — in place of a password —
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+ the bearer the twin issued for it through `/_twin/tokens`. The mirror checks the token is that
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+ account's with X's own rule (the home timeline is served only to its own account). Handle and
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+ token live in the tab's `sessionStorage`; the mirror keeps nothing else.
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+ - **Screens**: the profile (header, Posts / Replies), a single post's page with its reply box and
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+ the replies the account can read, Notifications → Mentions, and Home with the compose box. A
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+ post's media is x.com's rounded block under its text: one image at its own aspect, two to four
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+ in a grid, or a video player — its own first frame, the play button and the duration badge until
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+ it plays, then the player's controls. The composer posts text only.
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+ - **Reads** are the routes above — `GET /2/users/by/username/:username`, `/2/users/:id/tweets`,
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+ `/2/users/:id/mentions`, `/2/users/:id/timelines/reverse_chronological`, `/2/tweets/:id`, each
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+ expanding `attachments.media_keys`, and the media URLs they return —
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+ on the same origin (`src/x-mirror-ui.ts` mounts the pack's own fetch adapter). **Writes** are
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+ `POST /2/tweets`: a post, or a reply with `reply.in_reply_to_tweet_id`.
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+ - **What it does not draw**: engagement counts and the profile's Following / Followers numbers —
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+ the twin models no `public_metrics`, so the slots are empty rather than zero. The avatar is a
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+ lettered placeholder; the twin serves no profile images.
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+ - **Not yet readable inside a served World.** `volter world serve` has no mirror mount (only
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+ `apps/cloud` mounts `/<org>/<world>/<vendor>/mirror/`), and on a World's wire an
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+ `Authorization: Bearer` is read as the World's own credential ahead of the browser's session
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+ cookie, so the mirror's X bearer is refused there as `token required`.
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+
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+ **"Drafts in an outbox" is deliberately not here.** A draft sitting until someone approves it is an
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+ obligation on the posting *action* — org config — and building an outbox into a vendor pack would
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+ put behavior policy one layer further from where it belongs than putting it in platform code.
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+ ## Evidence boundary
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+ **No X call is made anywhere in this pack, by any test, ever.** X's rate limits are punitive and
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+ this estate has been bitten. Every route and body shape is grounded in the pinned
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+ `twitter-api-v2@1.29.1` source (see `test-fixtures/x-openapi-operations.SOURCE.md`); the error
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+ envelopes and scope catalog are transcribed from `xidentity`, which grounded them in X's own
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+ OpenAPI document. The **rate-budget ceiling is explicitly not a transcription**: X's published
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+ per-endpoint figures in this repo cover `GET /2/users/me`, not the posting endpoints, so the
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+ declaration is deliberately conservative and files `x.rate_limit.published_figures` as a pinning
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+ todo. Wording for refusals X has never shown us is filed the same way (`x.errors.*_wording`)
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+ rather than dressed up as vendor prose.