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Sojin Samuel
Sojin Samuel

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Introducing the Twitter Comment Bot: Generate and Reply to Tweets with OpenAI API

Hey fellow developers!

I wanted to let you all know about a project I recently completed - a Twitter bot that searches for tweets containing a specific keyword(s) and replies with a comment generated by the OpenAI API. This bot can be run locally or deployed it to run 24/7.

Some challenges I faced while building this project were:

  • Learning how to use the Twitter API and authenticate my requests (this was the hardest part)

  • Figuring out how to use the OpenAI API to generate comments

  • Ensuring that the bot only replies to tweets once every 30min (or user preferred time)

If you're interested in checking out this project, you can find it on my GitHub page.

Feel free to leave a star ⭐ if you like it!

Yesterday, i deployed this bot on Amazon Ec2, you can see the latest comments generated by this bot if you take a look at my latest activity on twitter

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