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x-dm-auto-chat

The x-dm-auto-chat Skill automates X (Twitter) direct messaging by scanning the DM inbox to identify conversations awaiting replies, reading message history, generating persona-based responses, and sending messages. It also supports searching for users and initiating new conversations. Use this Skill when you need to handle unread DMs automatically, conduct batch outreach campaigns, process pending replies with a consistent persona, or run an automated Twitter DM bot that follows your specified tone and communication style.

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git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/browser-act/skills /tmp/x-dm-auto-chat && cp -r /tmp/x-dm-auto-chat/solutions/social-listening/x-dm-auto-chat ~/.claude/skills/x-dm-auto-chat
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SKILL.md

# X (Twitter) — DM Auto Chat (End-to-End)

> Full X DM automation Skill: inbox scan → conversation read → persona-based reply → send; also supports search-and-outreach. The calling Agent generates reply text based on persona; this Skill handles all mechanical operations.

## Language

All process output to user (progress updates, process notifications) follows the user's language.

## Objective

Encapsulate "refresh DM list → identify pending replies → read context → reply with persona → send" and "search user → enter chat → send first message" into callable end-to-end capabilities.

## Prerequisites

- Browser is open at X site, logged into X account (`[aria-label="Account menu"]` present)
- The 4-digit DM passcode for the current account is available (required for E2E encryption)
- Caller has prepared a "persona description" (used to generate replies), e.g.:
  - `"You are BrowserAct outreach team. Tone: friendly, concise, professional. Goal: invite creators to collaborate."`
- Optional: list of target user search queries (for outreach scenario)

## Pre-execution Checks

### 1. Tool Readiness

If browser-act has been confirmed available in the current session → skip.

Invoke `browser-act` via Skill tool to load usage. If installation or configuration issues arise, follow its guidance to resolve then retry.

### 2. Open DM Entry + Comprehensive State Check

```
browser-act --session <name> navigate https://x.com/i/chat
browser-act --session <name> wait stable --timeout 15000
browser-act --session <name> eval "$(python scripts/check-page-state.py)"
```

Return format:
```json
{
  "url": "https://x.com/i/chat/pin/recovery?from=%2Fi%2Fchat",
  "logged_in": true,
  "need_passcode": true,
  "on_inbox": false,
  "on_conversation": false,
  "has_panel": false,
  "has_composer": false,
  "inbox_count": 0
}
```

Decision matrix:
- `logged_in: false` → inform user to log in first; wait; retry this step
- `need_passcode: true` → proceed to step 3 below
- `on_inbox: true` and `inbox_count > 0` → ready, enter business flow
- `on_inbox: true` but `inbox_count === 0` → account has no DM conversations; outreach scenario can still proceed, pending-reply scenario has nothing to do

### 3. DM Passcode Unlock (when need_passcode is true)

1. If caller has provided passcode in advance → use it directly; otherwise ask user for 4-digit DM passcode via **AskUserQuestion tool** (do not use plain text prompt — must call AskUserQuestion)
2. `browser-act --session <name> state` — find indexes of 4 `<input maxlength=1 pattern=[0-9]*>` elements (usually 4 consecutive)
3. Enter each digit: `browser-act --session <name> input <idx1> "<d1>"`, `<idx2> "<d2>"`, `<idx3> "<d3>"`, `<idx4> "<d4>"`
   - **Must use `browser-act input` (CDP real keyboard events), cannot use eval to set value** — X ignores non-real keyboard input
4. `browser-act --session <name> wait stable --timeout 10000`
5. Re-run `check-page-state.py`, confirm `need_passcode: false` and `on_inbox: true`
6. 3 consecutive failures still showing `need_passcode: true` → inform user passcode may be wrong; terminate

## Business Flows

> Choose Scenario A, Scenario B, or both. Each scenario is an ordered AI Workflow (not a single JS).

### Scenario A: Scan unread DMs → Persona-based reply

**Flow**: `Scan inbox → Filter unread & latest peer messages → Per-conversation: read context → Generate reply with persona → Send → Next`

**Steps**:

1. **Scan inbox**:
   ```
   browser-act --session <name> eval "$(python scripts/scan-inbox-merged.py)"
   ```
   Returns `items[]`, each containing `conversation_id` / `conversation_url` / `peer_screen_name` / `peer_display_name` / `peer_can_dm` / `latest_message_preview` / `latest_message_from_self` / `unread`, etc.

2. **Filter pending-reply conversations**: from `items`, select conversations meeting all conditions:
   - `unread === true` (has unread) **or** `latest_message_from_self === false` (peer's latest message not yet replied)
   - `peer_can_dm === true` (recipient allows DM)
   - `is_muted !== true` and `is_deleted_by_viewer !== true`
   - Optional caller filters: only reply to specific screen_names, exclude already-replied (use external JSONL ledger)

3. **For each pending-reply conversation** (strictly serial, **random `sleep 8-15` seconds between each**):

   a. **Open conversation**:
      ```
      browser-act --session <name> navigate https://x.com<conversation_url>
      browser-act --session <name> wait stable --timeout 15000
      ```

   b. **If passcode re-triggered** → re-unlock (usually won't re-trigger within same session)

   c. **Read context**:
      ```
      browser-act --session <name> eval "$(python scripts/read-conversation.py)"
      ```
      Returns `messages[]`, each with `direction` (self/peer), `text`, `timestamp_text`, `links`, `images`.

   d. **(Optional) Load full history**: If caller needs longer context, loop:
      ```
      browser-act --session <name> eval "$(python scripts/scroll-load-history.py)"
      ```
      Until `reached_top: true`, then re-read with `read-conversation.py`.

   e. **Generate reply**: **Calling Agent combines persona, message history to generate reply text.** Reply content is entirely the caller's decision; this Skill does not participate in generation. Suggested inputs:
      - Persona prompt (provided by caller)
      - Recent N messages (typically `messages.slice(-6)`)
      - Peer name (`peer_display_name` / `peer_screen_name`) for address
      - Return one string `reply_text`, length < 10,000 characters

   f. **Send reply**:
      1. `browser-act --session <name> eval "$(python scripts/check-composer.py)"` → record `last_message_id`
      2. `browser-act --session <name> state` — find `<textarea placeholder=Message>` index `TA_IDX`
      3. `browser-act --session <name> input <TA_IDX> "<reply_text>"` (**must use CDP real keyboard, cannot use eval**)
      4. `browser-act --session <name> wait --selector '[data-testid="dm-composer-send-button"]' --state
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