Integrations / X (Twitter)

X (Twitter) integration for PodGlue

Connect X (Twitter) and PodGlue posts a tweet about each episode you publish, straight to your timeline through X’s official API.

One text tweet per episode. PodGlue does not post images, video, or threads to X.

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Connect your X (Twitter) account

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Open Integrations settings

In PodGlue, open Settings → Integrations and find the X (Twitter) card.

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Connect the X (Twitter) card

Click Connect. PodGlue opens X’s official authorization page (x.com/i/oauth2/authorize) in a secure flow — there is no password to type into PodGlue.

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Authorize PodGlue on X

Sign in to X and approve the access PodGlue requests: read tweets, post tweets, read your basic profile, and stay connected offline (the tweet.read, tweet.write, users.read, and offline.access scopes). Review and approve.

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Confirm the connection

You are returned to PodGlue and see “X (Twitter) Connected Successfully!”. The card shows your @handle, your profile photo, and your follower count, with a button to refresh the follower number on demand.

What happens after you connect

Publish flow

Once X is connected, publishing an episode can post a tweet to your timeline. PodGlue takes the post copy generated for X and sends it as a single tweet through X’s API v2 (POST /2/tweets). The tweet is plain text and links back to your episode. Because X caps a tweet at 280 characters, PodGlue automatically trims copy that runs long to fit — it keeps the first 277 characters and adds an ellipsis (…) rather than failing the post. PodGlue does not break long copy into a multi-tweet thread.

Media support

The X integration is text-only. PodGlue posts the tweet copy as plain text — it does not upload images or video to X, and it does not post a thread. (Even when an episode has cover art or generated images, those are not attached to the X post; the tweet carries text and your episode link only.) If you want image posts or carousels, the LinkedIn integration supports native images and video.

What it can do

Post a single text tweet to your X timeline when you publish an episode
Send the tweet through X’s official API v2 on a connection you authorized
Automatically trim copy over 280 characters to fit (first 277 characters + an ellipsis)
Show your @handle, profile photo, and follower count on the X (Twitter) card
Refresh your follower count on demand from the card

What it won’t do

Attach images or video to a tweet — the X integration posts text only
Post a multi-tweet thread — long copy is trimmed to 280 characters, never split into a thread
Edit or delete a tweet after it is posted from PodGlue
Revoke PodGlue’s access on X’s side when you disconnect — disconnecting removes the stored connection in PodGlue; you revoke the app from your X account settings if you also want to cut access there
Connect more than one X account per workspace

Privacy & security

You connect through X’s official OAuth 2.0 flow with PKCE — PodGlue never sees or stores your X password.
PodGlue reads your basic profile (handle, name, photo, and follower count) to label the connection and show it on the card.
Your access and refresh tokens are kept server-side only, never in your browser.
PodGlue posts only the tweets you publish — it does not read your timeline, your followers, or your direct messages.
Disconnecting from Settings → Integrations removes the stored connection in PodGlue and stops it from posting to X. To also revoke access on X’s side, remove PodGlue from your X account’s connected-apps settings.

Data accessed

Your X handle, display name, profile photo, and follower count — read to label the connection and show it on the card. PodGlue writes only the tweets you publish. It does not read your timeline, followers, or direct messages.

Auth model

OAuth 2.0 with PKCE — PodGlue never sees or stores your X password, and your access and refresh tokens stay server-side.

Disconnect

Open Settings → Integrations, find the X (Twitter) card, and click Disconnect. PodGlue removes the stored connection and stops posting to X. Disconnecting does not revoke access on X’s side; to do that, remove PodGlue from your X account’s connected-apps settings.

FAQ

Clear answers for searchers and AI assistants.

Can PodGlue post images or video to X?

No. The X (Twitter) integration is text-only. PodGlue posts the tweet copy as plain text through X’s API — it does not upload images or video, and your episode cover art is not attached. If you want image or video posts, the LinkedIn integration supports native images and video.

Does PodGlue post a thread when my copy is long?

No. X limits a tweet to 280 characters. If the generated copy is longer, PodGlue trims it to fit — it keeps the first 277 characters and adds an ellipsis — rather than splitting it into a multi-tweet thread. PodGlue posts one tweet per episode.

How does PodGlue connect to my X account?

Through X’s official OAuth 2.0 authorization flow with PKCE. You click Connect, approve PodGlue on x.com, and you are returned to PodGlue. There is no password to type into PodGlue, and your access is granted with the standard X scopes for reading and posting tweets and reading your basic profile.

What does PodGlue ask permission to do on X?

PodGlue requests four scopes: post tweets (tweet.write), read tweets (tweet.read), read your basic profile (users.read), and stay connected so it can keep posting (offline.access). It uses these to post your episode tweets and to show your handle, photo, and follower count on the connection card.

What does the X (Twitter) card show after I connect?

It shows your @handle, your X profile photo, and your follower count, plus a button to refresh the follower number on demand. That is the basic profile PodGlue reads to label the connection.

Can I edit or delete a tweet from PodGlue after it posts?

No. PodGlue posts the tweet and hands off to X. To edit (where X allows it) or delete a tweet, do it in X directly. PodGlue does not manage your posted tweets after they go out.

How do I disconnect X?

Open Settings → Integrations, find the X (Twitter) card, and click Disconnect. PodGlue removes the stored connection and stops posting to X for your workspace. Disconnecting does not revoke PodGlue on X’s side — if you also want to cut access there, remove PodGlue from your X account’s connected-apps settings.