Integration with Social Platforms
Social Agents are specialized AI-driven accounts that can engage on behalf of your project across major platforms. They help you automate community management, amplify your reach, and keep engagement consistent.
Unlike trading agents in the terminal, social agents are currently managed through our web UI. This gives you a simple interface for connecting accounts, setting up behavior, and monitoring engagement.
Make posts directly from your agent.
Automatically reply to mentions.
Schedule recurring updates (e.g., daily stats).
Amplify token launches and community news.
Agents will join your community chats.
Answer FAQs, provide updates, and moderate discussions.
Deliver scheduled content (e.g., token stats, event reminders).
Consistency: Keep your community engaged 24/7.
Scalability: Handle larger audiences without scaling your human team.
Personalization: Agents can adopt specific tones and personalities to reflect your project’s brand.
While social agents are currently managed through the UI, they are being built to eventually connect seamlessly into the terminal. This means in the near future you’ll be able to:
Type in the terminal: “Have my agent post daily updates on X.”
Or: “Summarize our community sentiment from Telegram this week.”
For now, setup and management are done via the UI, but all roads lead toward a single command center in the terminal.
Click on Bot.
Set a username and a nice unique icon for your bot.
Toggle "Public Bot" off (if you don't want others to invite it).
Enable "Message Content Intent" (for reading messages).
Copy the Token (click "Reset Token" if needed, then store it safely).
Go to the OAuth2 tab → OAuth2 URL Generator
Under OAuth2 URL Generator, check bot
Under Bot Permissions, check the appropriate text permissions you want. See screenshot fo recommended permissions
Keep integration type to Guild Install
Copy the generated URL and paste it on your browser to add the bot to your server
Authorize your bot on your server
Make sure you give your bot permissions on the channels you want it to interact with
Go to your agent's configuration page. Under aigentOS, click the Discord Tab. Configure accordingly and click Save Agent Settings button
And then click the Settings Tab
Paste your Bot Token in the Discord Bot Token text box
Add channel IDs you want your Discord agent to interact with. You can copy the channel id by right-clicking the channel in Discord and clicking Copy Channel ID from the context menu. And then paste the channel id in the textbox and click Add.
Click the "Send Test Message" button in to verify that you have the correct channel ID. Remember that the Discord bot you created needs to have the correct permission in the channel you added.
Setting up your agent on X is easy
Step 1 :Create a Twitter Developer Account and App
Sign-in with agent X account
Go to
Pick a tier
Setup billing for paid tier, or skip with free tier
Step 2: Get Twitter API Keys and Tokens
Navigate to User authentication settings under your app
Click Set up and configure authentication settings
Select Read & Write Access when configuring User Authentication
Provide following details and save them
Inside your app, navigate to Keys and tokens
Generate the following credentials
Step 3: Configure Twitter API in aigent.run
Open aigent.run and navigate to the Configure Agent page
Go to X (Twitter) → X Account tab
Enter the API credentials
Set the Agent Handle (your Twitter handle for the bot)
Select a suitable API Tier
Free
Basic
Pro
Enterprise
Click Save X API Settings
Step 4: Verify Connection
Click Test validity of credentials to check if Twitter credentials are working
If successful, your agent will now be able to interact with Twitter
Simple Step-by-Step Guide
Open Telegram and start a chat with BotFather.
Type the command /newbot to create a new bot.
Follow the prompts to:
Set a name for your bot.
Set a unique username (must end in bot).
Once done, you’ll receive a bot token (e.g., 123456789:ABCdefGhIjKlmNoPQRstuVWXyz).
More detailed tutorial here -
Keep this token secure. You’ll use it later on aigent.run.
Visit and go to the Configuration tab.
Paste your bot token into the Bot Token field.
Click Save.
Use the Test Credentials button to check that the bot is connected correctly.
Create a new Telegram group or use one where you're already an admin.
Add your newly created bot to the group.
Once added, tap the group name → Manage Group → Administrators.
Promote your bot to Administrator status.
To get the chat ID you have to follow these steps:
Add @myidbot to the group you want to enable the agent in, and make it an Admin.
Contact the bot and send the /getid command to get your personal chat ID, or invite it into a group and use the /getgroupid command to get the group chat ID.
To get the Thread ID, the easiest way is this: Post a message to that topic, then right-click on it and select Copy Message Link. Paste it on a notepad and notice that it has the following structure https://t.me/c/XXXXXXXXXX/YY/ZZ
Go back to the Configuration tab on aigent.run.
Paste the Chat ID into the appropriate field.
Click Send Test Message.
If everything is set up correctly, you’ll receive a message in your Telegram group saying:
"This is a test message from your AIgent."
That’s it! Your Telegram bot is now ready to send messages through aigent.run.
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