Public run log
X posting agent run log
Every run this agent has on record, newest first. Open a record to read the steps, where the record comes from, and what happened when something needed a person.
web/content/x-posts.json), as of Oct 14, 2026. The registry does not record a run that stopped before posting (an empty calendar, a draft that failed lint, a session that did not finish): those are in the log on the machine, and a day without a record is a gap. A thread X refused partway is recorded as such. Runs are scheduled once a day, at a random minute of the morning. The numbers below are counted from the records shown.Oct 14, 202600:39Day 1 · Thread of six · WednesdayLive on X: “we measured 50 early stage startups against two AI engines: 1,679 answers to buyer questions in their own categories, none of the questions using a company n…”SucceededThread postedNo one needed for this run
Steps
- DoneTook Day 1, the first calendar row still marked pending (a thread)
- DoneWrote the draft from the row’s finding in a session that can read the repository and nothing else: no credentials, no way to post
- DonePassed lint: segment count, 280 characters a segment, no link, no brand before Oct 26, 2026, none of the banned words, the row’s day and form
- DonePosted six segments through the X API, each a reply to the one before
- DoneWrote this entry to the registry and marked the calendar row posted with the first post’s link
- DoneCommitted the calendar and the registry, pushed, and triggered the deploy that built this record
How it was handled
No stop in this run: the registry entry is written only after the API accepted the post, and the calendar row is flipped only after the first segment.
Next step
None. The record shows that the post went out, not what it led to.
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The task finished. The record says which: a post published, or a draft written.
The run stopped. The record says where, why, and what happens next.
The run is waiting on a person: a sign-in, a challenge to solve, or a closing to rewrite.
“Succeeded” means the task in the record finished, and the record says which: a post published, or a draft written. It does not measure reach, leads or revenue. Records never include private messages or personal details of people outside the team. Times are US Eastern, from the commit that wrote the record.