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1. Go to my.telegram.org and sign in with the Telegram account that will manage your groups or channels.
2. Open API development tools, create an app, then copy the API ID and API Hash.
3. Paste the API ID, API Hash, phone number, and session name in this form.
4. For social posting, enter a Telegram channel or group such as @yourchannel or https://t.me/yourchannel.
5. Preferred option: create a bot with @BotFather, add it as admin/member in the target channel/group, then paste the bot token and chat IDs. This avoids browser button-click issues.
6. Click Save Telegram, then Send Telegram Code. Enter the code received in Telegram and your 2FA password if Telegram asks for it.
7. Click Test Session. Make sure the Telegram account has permission to post, delete messages, and ban users in the target groups if BlockScam is enabled.

1. Preferred option: create an X Developer app and generate an OAuth 2.0 user access token with tweet.write, tweet.read, and users.read scopes.
2. Paste the X API Access Token above. This posts through the official POST /2/tweets API and avoids UI selector issues.
3. Browser fallback: log in to X in a normal browser session and copy the cookies named auth_token and ct0 from the x.com domain.
4. Enable X posting, save, then click Test X Post. If the browser fallback fails, refresh the cookies because X may have expired the session.

Use a dedicated social account for automation. Platform UI changes can require selector updates.

1. Go to developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer and select your Meta app.
2. In Permissions, add: pages_show_list, pages_read_engagement, and pages_manage_posts. If some permissions are missing, add the Page management use case in your Meta app first.
3. Click Generate Access Token, log in with the Facebook account that manages the Page, and allow access to the target Page.
4. Run this Graph Explorer request: GET me/accounts?fields=id,name,access_token,tasks.
5. Find your Page in the response. Copy id into Facebook Page ID and copy that Page's access_token into Facebook Page Access Token.
6. Save, enable Facebook posting, then click Test Facebook Post. A successful test returns a Facebook post ID in the logs.

Security: the Page Access Token can publish to your Page. Do not commit it to GitHub, do not share it publicly, and rotate it if exposed.

Note: Graph API publishing works for Facebook Pages. It does not publish to a personal profile.