Code Tweet

Code Tweet

Just paste a GitHub URL,
and get 5 draft posts for X.

Paste a repository URL and Code Tweet loads the README automatically, then generates five posts — intro, how-to, use case, relatable, and CTA — each with a suggested posting time.


How it works

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    Paste a GitHub repository URL

    Paste https://github.com/owner/repo into the input. Code Tweet fetches the README for you, so there's no need to copy the text yourself. Only when a repository has no README do you paste a description directly.

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    Add preferences (optional)

    Fill these in only if you want to set the tone, the URL to announce, or hashtags. You can skip all of them and still get 5 posts.

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    Press "Generate posts"

    All five posts — intro, how-to, use case, relatable, and CTA — arrive at once with suggested posting times. The "Post on X" button opens X's composer with the text already in place (you can also just copy it).

Tip: sign in with GitHub to unlock the "Choose a repository" button, which lists your public repositories. No more copying URLs every time.


What it does

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    Loads your README automatically

    Paste a URL and the README is fetched from the repository and previewed. No copy-pasting the text yourself.

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    Five angles in one go

    Five posts in order — intro, how-to, use case, relatable, CTA — each playing a different role.

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    Suggested posting times

    Within the next 7 days, it suggests a weekday and time that suits each post — and explains why.

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    Automatic 280-weight check

    Weighted length is calculated with twitter-text, and anything over the limit is flagged in red.

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    Post to X in one click

    The "Post on X" button opens X's composer with your text already filled in — no copy-and-paste needed.


Sample output

2026-05-13 20:30
119/280

Weekday evenings are when indie developers check X. Ideal for announcing something new.

Just shipped Code Tweet, a side project of mine. Paste a GitHub README and it drafts 5 posts for X in one go. I built it to fix that gap where the code is done but the announcements never keep up.


Usage limits

After signing in with GitHub, Code Tweet is free for 3 generations a month. Need more? Top up with a credit pack (from 10 generations for ¥100). Purchased credits never expire.

See pricing details →