According to Perceive Beating monitoring, the X development team has released a comprehensive configuration guide, instructing users on how to integrate the xurl skill into the open-source terminal AI agent Hermes developed by Nous Research. With this skill enabled, users can directly command the agent using everyday language to manage their X account, enabling tasks such as posting, searching, fetching bookmarks, or managing lists with a simple phrase.
To set up this fully automated tweeting pipeline, users need to visit the X Developer Platform to register their application, obtain OAuth 2.0 credentials, and complete authorization locally. Additionally, if the underlying inference is supported by models from xAI, users must have an active SuperGrok subscription to invoke Grok series models.
xurl itself is a standalone X API command-line client. When a user types "fetch all bookmarks" in the terminal, Hermes will translate this command into an xurl command to execute in the background. It then intercepts the raw JSON code returned by the API, cleans it up into a tidy text with data and sources, and presents it back to the user. Leveraging the agent's capabilities, it can package actions seamlessly. Users can instruct it to search for a specific topic, summarize the findings, draft a response, and send it out, all within a single conversation.
