Troubleshooting guide
Common issues with X/Twitter
X/Twitter flagging the account as inauthentic
To avoid being flagged as inauthentic on X/Twitter, enabling the "Automated" label on your account can help. Here's how to do it:
Navigate to "More" in the menu.
Select "Your account."
Go to "Account information."
Choose "Automation" and follow the prompts to enable the label.
AI agent Unable to log in to X/Twitter account
If your AI agent is unable to log in to your X/Twitter account, it could be due to several reasons, such as two-factor authentication (2FA) or suspicious login activity. Here’s how to troubleshoot the issue:
Disable 2FA. The Eliza framework does not support accounts with 2FA enabled. To turn off 2FA:
Navigate to "More" in the menu.
Go to "Settings and Privacy > Security and account access > Security > Two-factor authentication.
Uncheck all 2FA authentication modes.
Check for Suspicious Login Emails: If X/Twitter detects an unusual login attempt, they may send an email requesting a "single-use code" for verification. Since agents launched via Autonome are hosted in the US East region on our cloud provider, X/Twitter might flag this as suspicious, especially if your previous logins were from a different location. As a workaround, you can try the following steps:
Connect to a VPN provider and set your location to a region near US East.
Log in to your X/Twitter account using your browser.
Check your email for the suspicious login notification containing the "single-use code."
Enter the "single-use code" to complete the login process successfully.
Re-launch or restart the agent to ensure it functions properly.
This approach can help resolve login issues caused by location-based security measures.
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