Scopegate
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Secure Twitter/X Access for AI Agents

Social media agents can amplify your brand, but Twitter's API grants broad account control once authorized. An agent that posts updates should not also be able to read your private DMs, follow/unfollow accounts, or tweet without rate limits. ScopeGate creates a controlled posting lane for your AI agent on Twitter/X.

The Problem

An unrestricted Twitter agent can read all your direct messages, follow or unfollow accounts en masse, like or retweet content that conflicts with your brand, delete past tweets, and post unlimited content that could trigger spam flags or damage your reputation. A single rogue prompt could cause a PR crisis before anyone notices.

Granular Permissions

Post-only mode

Allow the agent to create tweets and threads without reading timelines, DMs, or follower data.

Example

Agent publishes scheduled content threads but cannot browse your timeline or see who follows you.

No DM reading

Block all access to direct messages, preventing the agent from reading or sending private conversations.

Example

Agent manages your public tweets but has zero visibility into any private message conversations.

Rate-limited posting

Cap the number of tweets the agent can publish per day to prevent spam and API abuse.

Example

Agent can post a maximum of 10 tweets per day, preventing accidental flooding of your followers' timelines.

No follow/unfollow

Prevent the agent from following, unfollowing, blocking, or muting any accounts.

Example

Agent publishes content but cannot change your follow list or block/mute other users.

Use Cases

  • Content scheduler agent that publishes pre-approved tweet threads at optimal times
  • Product launch bot that posts announcements and feature highlights on release day
  • Social listening agent that reads public mentions (not DMs) and drafts response suggestions
  • Thread writer agent that converts blog posts into Twitter threads for distribution

How It Works

1

Connect via OAuth

Authorize ScopeGate to access the service on your behalf. We never store raw credentials — only scoped OAuth tokens.

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Set granular permissions

Choose exactly which resources, actions, and data your AI agent can access. Lock down everything else.

3

Get your MCP endpoint

Receive a unique MCP endpoint URL. Plug it into any AI agent — it can only do what you allowed.

Related Integrations

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LinkedIn

Control AI agent access to LinkedIn. Enable post-only mode, block connection data, and prevent messaging access for safe automation.

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Slack

Restrict AI agent access to specific Slack channels. Enable read-only mode, block DM access, and rate-limit message posting.

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Notion

Limit AI agent access to specific Notion databases and pages. Enforce read-only mode and prevent workspace-wide browsing.

Secure your Twitter/X access

Set up granular permissions for your AI agents in minutes. Free tier includes 1 project, 5 endpoints, and 1,000 requests per month.

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