x-article-draft-uploader

You can automate uploading Markdown articles to X Articles drafts by running a Playwright script that extracts local images, sets the first as the cover, and inserts remaining images at their original anchors.

The cover image selection works by extracting the first image found in your Markdown file and uploading it as the X Articles cover, while all subsequent images are inserted into the body at their original positions.

Yes, you can use Playwright to publish drafts to X Articles without hijacking your active browser because the skill runs independent Playwright sessions that operate separately from your active browser.

No, the X Articles draft uploader does not require storing your login credentials because it exports and loads cookies locally from a temporary file to authenticate your session.

The best way to validate image placement before publishing an X Articles draft is using the dry-run mode, which verifies cover presence and image anchor positions without uploading to the platform.

If your Markdown article does not have an image for the cover, the skill enforces cover validation by default, but you can bypass this using the --allow-no-cover option to proceed with the draft upload.