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Before you publish#
You need one already-connected account for the platform. Connect it yourself in the Agency Console, or — if a client owns the account — mint a self-serve connect link with POST /clients/:id/connect-invites and send it to them; they authorize from that page without ever getting a SkedCast login.
GET /v1/accounts lists what's connected, with each account's id — that id is what you pass in targets.accountIds below.
Compose and schedule#
curl -X POST https://api.skedcast.com/v1/posts \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sked_live_YOUR_KEY" \
-H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"clientId": "<clientId>",
"content": "Launch day is here 🚀",
"mediaIds": ["<mediaAssetId>"],
"targets": { "mode": "selection", "accountIds": ["<xAccountId>"] },
"schedule": { "type": "at", "scheduledAt": "2026-07-01T15:00:00Z" }
}'The X API fields to post a tweet#
Everything platform-specific goes in one variants entry with "platform": "x" and an overrides object. The adapter reads only the keys it declares (below) and ignores the rest — send x keys on a x variant, nothing more.
With the platform-specific overrides#
{
"clientId": "<clientId>",
"content": "Shipped: bulk import now handles 5,000-row CSVs.",
"mediaIds": [],
"targets": { "mode": "selection", "accountIds": ["<xAccountId>"] },
"variants": [
{ "platform": "x", "overrides": { "replySettings": "following" } }
],
"schedule": { "type": "at", "scheduledAt": "2026-07-01T15:00:00Z" }
}Checking the result#
Publishing fans out into one post target per account. GET /post-targets/:id (or GET /posts/:id) reports status, plus externalId (x's own post id) and permalink (its public URL) once published. Subscribe to the target.published / target.failed webhooks instead of polling if you can accept inbound HTTP — see the webhooks guide.
FAQ
- How do I thread multiple tweets together?
- Use the post-level `thread` field: `{ segments: [{ content, mediaIds }, …] }`, 2–50 entries. Segment 0 is the head tweet and every later segment replies to the one before it — the top-level `content` field is ignored in favor of `segments` on thread-capable platforms (X and Threads).