Myna — my AI X voice

Auto-post on X in your own voice.

One field, one bookmark, one click. Paste your handle and go — two minutes later you own a file that writes like you.

step 1 / 5 · your handle
Paste your X handle.
That is the whole signup — no login, no password, no API key.
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Free · ~2 minutes · nothing to read first

Just one thing to set up.
Drag this up to your bookmarks bar — ten seconds, once. Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox all fine. It is the little grabber that collects your posts.
⚡ Capture← drag me to the bar
next: we open your profile for you
No bookmarks bar? Press ⌘⇧B on Mac (Ctrl⇧B on Windows) to show it — you need it for the drag above.
Open your profile — click ⚡ Capture there.
A new tab is opening at x.com/yourhandle. Click the ⚡ Capture bookmark in it — it runs on its own, three minutes max. Stay here and hit Next whenever — even mid-run, it takes what is captured and stops the rest.
waiting for your Capture click…
Pick your two best posts and your two best replies.
Here are six of your posts and six of your replies from your archive. Click the two posts and the two replies that sound the most like you — they become the examples your skill writes from. posts 0/2 · replies 0/2
Your posts — pick the best two of these six
Your replies — pick the best two of these six
✓ Your voice skill, done.
A compact skill built from your live capture — plus your complete archive as a reference file. Drop it into any agent — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — then ask: “draft five posts I could publish this week.”
voice-skill pack · SKILL.md + references/archive.md
one fieldone bookmarkone click~2 minfree
Nothing to install — just one bookmark Nothing uploaded — runs in your browser Desktop only — Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox
How it works
01
One field.
Paste your handle. No accounts, no OAuth, no API keys — there is nothing to log into.
02
One bookmark.
Drag the Capture button to your bookmarks bar — ten seconds, once, works in every browser.
03
One click.
Click it on your profile. Posts, then replies, captured in your own browser — and then the rest just works.
Out: your voice, as one file — any agent can use.