What XAICG is
XAICG, in full X AI Comment/Reply Generator for Twitter, is a Chrome extension. It adds an AI Reply button to every post on X. One click writes a draft reply in your own voice and types it into the reply box. From the toolbar it also writes posts and threads from a rough idea, and tightens drafts you wrote yourself.
It exists because replying is where most of the value of X is, and it is also the part that takes the time. Reading a post, finding something worth saying about it and saying it well is real work. A good first draft removes the blank box and leaves you the part that matters: deciding what you actually think.
What we hold to
You post, not the tool. XAICG never posts, likes or follows for you. A draft sits in the reply box until you press Reply, and a copy-only mode keeps it off the page altogether.
It should sound like you. A reply that reads like an assistant wrote it does more harm than no reply. XAICG writes from a persona you describe, reacts to one concrete detail in the post, and avoids the stock phrases that give AI writing away.
No setup. There is no API key to find and nothing to configure. You install it, sign in, and it works.
Free to use every day. Everyone gets 5 comments a day at no cost, with every feature. Paid plans exist for people who need more: Starter gives 60 a day for $0.99 a month, Pro gives 200 for $1.99 and Agency gives 600 for $4.99.
Plain about data. XAICG reads the one post you click and nothing else. The server does not store that post or the draft. There is no advertising and no sale of data. The privacy policy says what is kept and why, in ordinary language.
How XAICG pays for itself
Writing a draft costs money each time, because the text is produced by a large language model. The free plan is paid for by the people who choose a paid plan. That is the whole business: there are no ads in XAICG and your data is not the product.
Who makes it
XAICG is a product of Unique Labs (uniquelabs.org), developed by Shahriar Ahmed.
XAICG is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by X Corp. X and Twitter are trademarks of their owner.
Where to go next
- See how it works and the plans
- Read the frequently asked questions
- Read the blog for guides to replying well on X
- Contact us with a question, a problem or an idea