xqueue

File-based X/Twitter post scheduler. Drop tweets into day/time folders, they post automatically. No frontend, no app — your file system is the UI.

This skill appears to do exactly what it says: run the included Python scripts on a cron schedule to post files from a folder tree to X. Before installing/running: 1) protect the four X API credentials (they allow posting as your account); prefer environment variables or a secure keychain entry; 2) be aware deleteAfterPost is true by default (files are removed after posting); enable dry-run initially to verify behavior; 3) the script uses the macOS 'security' command as an optional keychain fallback and may call the local 'openclaw' CLI for notifications if available — if you don’t want that, don’t install/run the OpenClaw CLI and/or remove that notification call; 4) review cron setup and the configured xqueue path to ensure files live where you expect. Other than those operational considerations, there are no incoherent permissions, unexplained network hosts, or unexpected persistence behaviors.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: xqueue Version: 1.0.5 The xqueue skill is a legitimate file-based Twitter scheduler that manages posts via a directory structure. It includes robust logic for OAuth1 authentication, media handling, and thread management, with proactive security measures such as path traversal checks in xqueue-post.py and xqueue-setup.py. All sensitive operations, including macOS Keychain access and network calls to api.x.com, are explicitly declared and aligned with the tool's stated functionality.