What problem does it solve?
Posting to Twitter from a network engineering assistant risks leaking sensitive data like IP addresses, hostnames, or credentials, and unreviewed automated posts can damage credibility. This Skill enforces content guardrails and a human approval step before anything is published.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Guardrailed Tweet Posting: Automatically detects and sanitizes real IP addresses, blocks credentials and internal hostnames, and appends the #netclaw hashtag before posting.
- Single Tweets, Threads, and Media: Handles content up to 280 characters as single tweets, splits longer content into threads, and supports image attachments.
- Human-in-the-Loop Approval: Always shows a preview with guardrail status and character count, and only posts after explicit user confirmation.
- Use Case: Ask the assistant to tweet about OSPF area types; it generates CCIE-level content, shows a preview with guardrail results, and posts only after you reply "yes".
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to tweet about a networking topic such as BGP path selection and approve the preview it shows you.