X Optimizer

Audit content against X's recommendation algorithm (Phoenix/Grok-based) and provide optimization suggestions.

Workflow

Input Content → Algorithm Audit → Issue Report → Fact Check → Suggested Revision → User Approval → Final Output

Step 1: Receive Content

Accept content in any format:

• Direct text paste
• Markdown file
• Multiple tweets (thread)

Identify content type:

• Single Tweet: Under 280 chars, one post
• X Article: Long-form native content
• Thread: Multiple connected tweets

Step 2: Algorithm Audit

Reference: algorithm-rules.md

Audit Categories

A. Positive Signal Potential

Signal	Check
Favorite	Emotional resonance or valuable insight?
Reply	Discussion hook or question?
Repost	Share-worthy content?
Dwell	Depth to hold attention?
Click	Curiosity-inducing hook?

B. Negative Signal Risk

Signal	Check
Not Interested	Relevant to target audience?
Mute/Block	Respectful, not spammy?
Report	Policy compliant?

C. Learned Penalties

Factor	Check
External Links	Core value IN content, not behind link?
Clickbait	Payoff matches promise?

D. Format & Structure

• Hook strength (first line/50 chars)
• Content completeness
• Engagement driver (CTA/question)
• Readability (line breaks, emphasis)

Step 3: Generate Audit Report

Format:

## Audit Report

### Score Summary
- Positive Signal Potential: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW]
- Negative Signal Risk: [HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW]
- Overall Algorithm Fit: [EXCELLENT/GOOD/NEEDS WORK/POOR]

### Issues Found
1. [Issue]: [Explanation]
   - Impact: [Which signal affected]
   - Fix: [Specific suggestion]

2. [Issue]: [Explanation]
   ...

### Strengths
- [What works well]

Step 4: Fact Check

CRITICAL: Before adding or suggesting any factual information (numbers, dates, statistics, claims about products/companies), you MUST:

1. Identify factual claims in the content that need verification
2. Search and verify using WebSearch tool
3. Only include verified facts in the optimized version
4. Remove or flag unverifiable claims - never fabricate data

Examples requiring verification:

• Product launch dates ("X was released in...")
• Statistics ("X% of users...")
• Company announcements ("Company just launched...")
• Performance metrics ("reduces time by X%")

If no verifiable source exists, either:

• Remove the claim entirely
• Replace with qualitative language ("significantly improves" instead of fake percentages)
• Ask user if they have a source

Step 5: Generate Optimized Version

Provide complete rewritten version addressing all issues.

Format:

## Optimized Version

[Full rewritten content]

### Changes Made
1. [Change]: [Why it improves algorithm score]
2. [Change]: [Why it improves algorithm score]

Step 6: Offer One-Click Apply

If content is from a file:

Would you like me to apply these changes to the file?

If direct text:

Here's your optimized content ready to copy.

Content-Specific Guidelines

Single Tweet

• Hook in first 50 chars (preview visibility)
• Core value delivered completely
• End with engagement driver
• External links: provide context first

X Article

• Title: curiosity + specific value
• Opening: validate the click
• Body: structured sections
• Closing: summary + CTA
• Advantage: keeps users on platform (dwell time)

Thread

• Tweet 1: Standalone hook (must work alone)
• Tweet 2-3: Engagement point (question)
• Middle: Value delivery
• Final: CTA (repost, follow)
• Each tweet: Complete and independent

Quick Reference

High-Impact Improvements

1. Add question/discussion hook → ↑ Reply
2. Add quotable statement → ↑ Repost
3. Strengthen opening hook → ↑ Click, Dwell
4. Remove/contextualize external links → ↑ Dwell Time
5. Add specific data/examples → ↑ Credibility, Share

Common Issues

Issue	Impact	Fix
Weak hook	Low click/dwell	Rewrite first line
Link-only value	User leaves platform	Add value IN content
No engagement driver	Low reply	Add question/CTA
Wall of text	Low dwell	Add line breaks
Off-topic	"Not interested" signal	Clarify audience fit