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A task watches one account or one keyword query and sends its events to the destination you pick. To create one, click Add Task on the Tasks page. The Create A Task modal opens. Clicking Edit on an existing task opens the same form
Create a task modal with platform, handle, options, and notification sections
The form has the following sections, from top to bottom:
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Platform

Pick what to monitor and enter the handle or keyword query
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Options

Choose which events fire a notification
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Notifications

Choose where events are delivered
4

Organization and advanced options

Optionally add the task to a group and fine-tune filters
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Save

Save the task stopped, or start it right away

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Platform

Twitter Global requires the Twitter Global add-on to be active on your account

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Twitter Global queries

Twitter Global watches every post that matches a keyword query, instead of a single account. Combine terms with OR, AND, and NOT, and group them with parentheses: Terms can’t contain |, (, or ). A query that doesn’t follow this shape is rejected
Click Builder to open the Advanced Query Builder, which assembles a valid query for you

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Twitter options

Select at least one option. Indented options depend on the one above them, so turn that one on first
Replies from @grok aren’t sent to Discord or Telegram because of the excessive amount of spam they generate

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Notifications

Choose where the task delivers its events. For step-by-step setup of each destination, see Notifications

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Separate destinations per event

Same channel is checked by default, so every event goes to one webhook or chat. Uncheck it to set a separate destination for posts, following, unfollows, user updates, and deletions. This is useful when you want, for example, posts in one Discord channel and profile changes in another

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Discord pings

To ping only for posts you care about, combine a ping option with ping keywords or a regex

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Advanced options

Click Advanced Options to open a second modal with extra filters, then click Apply Changes to add them to the task. Which fields appear depends on the task’s options and notification type

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Ping keywords

Each keyword in the comma-separated list can carry a prefix:
  • +word pings only when the post contains word. A keyword without a prefix is treated as +word
  • ++word pings only when the post specifically contains word, not as part of another word
  • -word suppresses the notification when the post contains word
For example, +launch, +mint, -giveaway pings on posts about a launch or mint and drops posts that mention a giveaway. ++launch pings only when the post contains launch as a standalone word, not as part of another word like launching. Leave the field empty to ping on every post With Use regex on, enter a single regular expression instead, either as a bare pattern or as /pattern/flags, for example /\b(launch|mint)\b/i. An invalid pattern is rejected when you save
Keyword and regex matching follows the switches in Settings → Notifications

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Organization

Group adds the task to a label so you can filter the task list by it. Pick an existing group, No Group, or New Group to create one

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Save

If the new task duplicates one you already have, you’re asked to confirm its creation
Each running task uses one slot of your running limit. See Running limit