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@nexod/twist

v0.2.0

Published

Cross-product Twist client. Wraps `@doist/twist-sdk` with a Nexod-flavored factory (`createTwistClient`) and OAuth helpers (`buildAuthorizationUrl`, `exchangeAuthorizationCode`).

Readme

@nexod/twist

Cross-product Twist client. Wraps @doist/twist-sdk with a Nexod-flavored factory (createTwistClient) and OAuth helpers (buildAuthorizationUrl, exchangeAuthorizationCode).

This package is engine code per engine.2026-05-02.001. It owns client construction, env-var resolution, error normalization, and a thin set of high-level helpers (postThread, postComment). Consuming products own which channels to post to, what content to format, and which OAuth credentials to use.

Engine README: ~/work/nexod/engine/README.md. Knowledge bundle (API + CLI + SDK + example): ~/work/nexod/.knowledge-bundles/twist/.

Install

pnpm add @nexod/twist

In the studio workspace, the package resolves locally via pnpm.

Token-based usage (server-side)

Set env vars in the consuming app:

TWIST_ACCESS_TOKEN=<long-lived OAuth token>
TWIST_WORKSPACE_ID=<workspace id, integer>

Then:

import { createTwistClient } from "@nexod/twist";

const twist = createTwistClient();

await twist.postThread({
  channelId: 12345,
  title: "BOI pipeline run #402: Trending Social Product Scout",
  content: "Run completed. 18 candidates, 3 flagged for review.",
});

await twist.postComment({
  threadId: 67890,
  content: "Editorial gate decision: APPROVE.",
});

For raw API calls beyond the helpers, use twist.api.* directly:

const channels = await twist.api.channels.getChannels({ workspace_id: twist.workspaceId });

OAuth flow

import { buildAuthorizationUrl, exchangeAuthorizationCode } from "@nexod/twist";

// 1. Build redirect URL on /twist/install
const authUrl = buildAuthorizationUrl({
  clientId: process.env.TWIST_CLIENT_ID!,
  scopes: ["user:read", "channels:read", "threads:write", "comments:write"],
  state: cryptoRandomState,
  redirectUri: "https://app.example.com/twist/callback",
});

// 2. In /twist/callback after verifying state matches
const { accessToken } = await exchangeAuthorizationCode({
  clientId: process.env.TWIST_CLIENT_ID!,
  clientSecret: process.env.TWIST_CLIENT_SECRET!,
  code: callbackCode,
  redirectUri: "https://app.example.com/twist/callback",
});

// Persist accessToken in Supabase (per-tenant) before instantiating the client

Configuration responsibility

Per engine.2026-05-02.001:

  • Engine owns: SDK construction, env-var reading at instantiation, error normalization, OAuth URL/token primitives, the postThread / postComment helpers.
  • App owns: env var population, OAuth credential storage (Supabase via @nexod/infra's state client), channel selection per pipeline stage, content formatting, retry policy beyond what the underlying SDK provides.

Bypass policy

Code in ~/work/overwatch/ or ~/work/boi/ that instantiates TwistApi directly is a bypass and requires a justification comment citing the gap in @nexod/twist. Repeated bypasses trigger an engine decision proposing a contract extension.