Getting started

Introduction

What Twine does, who it is for, and how to post a thread to Threads and Bluesky from your AI agent.

Twine posts threads to Threads and Bluesky from your AI agent. You connect your accounts, group them into projects, and post a thread to every account in a project at once. These docs explain how it works.

What is Twine?

A thread is a first post plus a chain of your own replies. Twine posts a thread to each account you choose, as a real reply chain, on both Threads and Bluesky. Every post and reply on an account goes out after a random gap of 30 to 120 seconds, so it does not arrive in one burst.

The main way to use Twine is your own AI agent over MCP: Claude, Codex or any MCP client. There is also a small web app at /app, where you connect Threads accounts, and see your projects, accounts and posts.

Who it is for

People who run several products or brands, each with its own Threads and Bluesky accounts, and who already work with an AI agent. Founders, developers posting release notes, and small agencies posting for a few clients.

It is not built for analytics, content calendars, approval flows or other networks. Twine posts text threads to Threads and Bluesky.

The main parts

• Connecting your AI agent: the MCP server, signing in, and the tools.
• Accounts: connecting Threads and Bluesky.
• Projects: grouping accounts by product or brand.
• Posting threads: parts, different text per platform, limits, links and mentions.
• Timing and scheduling: the gaps between posts, scheduling, and what happens on failure.
• Plans and billing: the free trial, limits and prices.

Getting started

1. Start a free trial at twine.helpfulintelligence.co.
2. Connect your accounts in the web app.
3. Create a project and put the accounts of one product in it.
4. Connect your AI agent, and ask it to post a thread to the project.