AI replies
Twitter (X) auto reply
0xweb is a Twitter (X) auto reply tool that runs in your browser. It finds tweets by the filters you set, writes a reply to each one with AI in your own style, and sends the replies at a pace you control.
- Your styleUse the ready prompt or write your own
- Your paceA daily limit and pauses between replies
- Nothing to installSign in to the web console and start
Targets
You choose which tweets get a reply
Auto reply uses the same finder as the Twitter scraper: pick a source, then narrow it down with filters.
- SourceSearch by query, an X List or the feed of the accounts you follow.
- Likes, replies and viewsSet a minimum and a maximum for each, or leave a field empty.
- KeywordsUp to 150 words or phrases. A tweet gets a reply only if it contains one of them.
- Length and verified accountsSkip short tweets, or reply only to verified accounts.
- Date depthIgnore tweets older than a date and time you choose.
- BlacklistList up to 50 accounts that never get a reply.
Reply style
Replies in your voice, not a template
Use the ready 0xweb prompt, or paste your own. A custom prompt sets the tone, the format and examples, so the replies sound like you.
- BasicThe ready 0xweb prompt. It works out of the box, with no setup.
- Custom styleYour own prompt. Examples matter more than rules: give at least 10 to 15 real tweet and reply pairs.
Example of what you give it
tweet we are so early
reply early to the liquidation maybe
tweet another new l2 just launched
reply another l2 nobody asked for
tweet this cycle feels different
reply they all feel different until they aren't
Pace
Set the pace and see what it means
Enter the maximum number of replies per day. The console works out the pause between replies and shows replies per hour, so you see how it will look before you start.
| New account, no history | Up to 20 replies per day |
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| Medium account | Up to 50 replies per day |
| Large account | Up to 300 replies per day |
These are starting points from the 0xweb guide, not promises. Raise the pace slowly as the account warms up, and never set replies too close together.
Control
See every reply and stop any time
Each run has its own live card, and a Stop button on it.
- Live run viewSent replies, added likes, skipped tweets with reasons and errors, with links to every reply that went out.
- Optional likesAdd a like to the tweets you replied to, not to every tweet in a row.
- Daily limitsSee how many tweets and replies are left for today.
- TemplatesSave a whole setup (source, filters, prompt, pace) and switch between tasks. Up to 15 templates.
How it works
How to set up Twitter (X) auto reply in four steps
No code and no API key. Everything happens in the web console.
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Connect an X account
In Accounts, paste the account's cookies and a proxy. You never type your password into 0xweb.
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Choose the tweets
In Parse, pick the source and the filters that decide which tweets get a reply.
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Set style and pace
In Actions, choose the reply style, the daily maximum and whether to add likes.
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Start in Replies mode
Choose the account and the Replies mode, then follow the run live in Runs.
Your account
Built to work from your own X account
0xweb connects through a session you control, not through your password.
- Cookies, not passwordsA cookie confirms a sign-in that already happened. You never enter your password.
- Stored encryptedCookies are encrypted, kept out of logs and not shared with third parties.
- Your own proxyEach account works through the proxy you give it, not a shared data-center address.
- You stay in controlLog the session out in X settings and the token stops working at once. Deleting the account removes it.
FAQ
Twitter (X) auto reply: common questions
What does 0xweb auto reply do?
It finds public tweets by the source and filters you set, writes a reply to each one with AI in the style you choose and sends it at the pace you set. It can also like the tweets it replied to.
Does it use AI to write the replies?
Yes. Every reply is written by AI from your prompt: the ready 0xweb prompt or your own custom style.
Can I make the replies sound like me?
Yes. Choose Custom style and paste a prompt with your tone and real examples. Give at least 10 to 15 tweet and reply pairs, because examples matter more than rules.
How many replies per day should I send?
No number fits every account. As a starting point, a new account with no history should stay at up to 20 replies per day, a medium account at up to 50 and a large one at up to 300. Raise the pace slowly as the account warms up.
Can my account get banned for auto replies?
Any automation carries that risk. X restricts automated activity, and no tool can promise it will never happen. 0xweb helps with a daily limit, pauses between replies, your own proxy for each account and the pace guidance above, but you decide the pace and the content.
Does it reply to direct messages?
No. It replies to public tweets that it finds by the source and filters you set.
Do I need the X API?
No. 0xweb connects to your X account through its cookies and a proxy, so you do not need an API key or a developer account.
Can I stop it at any time?
Yes. Press Stop on the run card. The replies already sent and the skipped tweets stay visible in Runs.
Start replying with AI
Connect an account, set your style and pace, and start your first run in the console.