Twitter virtual AI influencer

Every weekday morning this workflow writes one original tweet from a profile you define — the niche, who it is for, how it sounds, the writing it should imitate, and what it must never do — and posts it to your connected Twitter account. Nothing to write, nothing to schedule, nothing to publish by hand.

The profile is the second step and the only one you need to edit. It ships with a voice, an audience, a set of rules and five rotating angles already written, and with 'niche' deliberately blank: until you say what the account is about, the run stops with that instruction rather than posting example content from your real account. Fill in the niche and the rest works as-is; the more of it you rewrite in your own words, the more the tweets sound like you. The 'inspiration' setting does the most work of any field — pasting three to five real tweets you admire matches their rhythm far better than describing a style.

The angle rotates by date, so Monday's tweet and Tuesday's are not two versions of the same thought: one day it argues with the received wisdom in your niche, the next it gives away a concrete tactic, then something that has changed lately, a moment from doing the work, or the point where standard advice stops working. Add or remove angles freely — the rotation reads the length of the list.

Before anything is posted the tweet is trimmed, unwrapped if the model returned it inside quotation marks, and checked against Twitter's 280-character limit. A tweet that comes back empty or too long stops the run with an explanation instead of publishing something clipped mid-sentence to a public account.

Connections needed: Anthropic (writes the tweet) and Twitter (posts it). Note that posting through the Twitter API requires a paid X developer account. One Claude call per run, so the writing costs a fraction of a cent a day. To post at a different hour, on different days, or more than once a day, edit the trigger; the rest of the workflow does not care how often it runs.