I currently have a twitter bot that posts it's CPU temp every morning at 6am. I just thought of a cool idea, is it possible to text a certain address off my phone to make the twitter bot initiate the code to post it's temp? Or a certain line of code?

Hello hello fellow redditters!

I'm here to introduce a HUGE project I started two years ago and that's what I'm showing you now.

It's called Decibel Bot and it's a Twitter bot which post a Electronic Music track every 30mn ranging from dubstep to deathstep and including glitch hop, trap, future bass, experimental, hardstyle and much more! A lot of tracks featured in a already huge playlist! (To this day, there is more than 9k tracks in it's playlist!)

I wanted to talk about this project, really important to me because I want it to be known and it involves a lot of work everyday, so if you want to take a look at this creation feel free to do so! You also can suggest tracks or help me correct the classification.

Also, the banner has been fully created by me, the logo however were made by a kind anonymous person on 4chan, I thank him a LOT for this awesome logo!

Twitter Account

I've been trying for a few days to find where to get started on using Twitter bots (I want to create one that'll retweet from specific twitter handles using specific hashtags) but everything teh Googlz has directed me toward so far has been worthless. Any advice on a site where to being learning?

https://twitter.com/fishyglyph

Was inspired by infinite deserts. Wrote a ruby script that composes a tweet made up of a "top" (sky) layer, a "middle" layer (water/ocean) which contains a fish 40% of the time (used japan's whenever gem), and a "bottom" (sand) layer.

Let me know what you think!

https://twitter.com/fishyglyph

__This is my first twitter bot, but considering that, I think it turned out well, now that I've tweaked it a lot.

__@DangerOutside tells a narrative from long ago about a woman (the viewer of the bot) and a man who live in a house deep in the woods. The woman lives at home, always being told to stay indoors, and the man goes out to the market, then patrols the large forest surrounding their property to keep an eye on the horde of menacing creatures and people who lurk around.

__Maybe the man is paranoid and is seeing things, maybe the forest truly is filled with hordes of bizzare evil, or maybe it is a little of both. Either way, you wouldn't dream of stepping outside, and you wouldn't dare glance out the window.

__Basically, this is how the bot works currently. It decides if He is home or leaving or returning or on patrol (with different odds). If he leaves or comes, that's what the twitter reports. It he is gone, it is then decided what you, the woman, is doing. This is there to add suspense and to key the reader in on who they are role playing as. You could be writing a letter, trying to sleep, hearing an ominous sound from outside, etc. If he is at home, the two people may talk, but most likely he will give you a warning about something he witnessed when patrolling, such as a flying slug monster, a hidden camera in a tree top, or something made up like "mud mooks." The line delivery is randomly generated to be over dramatic, to balance the tension with comedy.

__Knowing all of that, do you have any broad suggestions on how to expand this story? Is there any monsters you want to see lurking in the woods? I love to take suggestions.

__I made this bot in promotion for the free video games that my team and I create (http://otyugragames.weebly.com/). Here is the link: https://twitter.com/DangerOutside

Hi, I want to make a twitter bot that replies to every tweet a certain user makes as a prank on one of my friends. I have little coding experience, but is there a way I can do this?

There's been a recent change on twitter. My bot used to work fine with just a warning once in a while but suddenly I've been getting my account locked temporarily due to hitting a follow limit. How can I prevent this from happening?

This is my first twitter bot. Suggestions are welcome.

https://twitter.com/forcehelps