An artificial intelligence agent is going viral online. It reads your posts on X (formerly known as Twitter) and critiques you based on them. It’s free and below are the steps to use it.
The sarcastic AI agent not only roasts your X account but also provides you with a complete analysis of your personality based on your posts.
While the part itself is the best, it tells you about your strengths, financial prospects, love life, and even what others think of you, provided you’re willing to give your email address. The developers have also updated the AI to let you discover your compatibility with other X accounts.
The viral AI agent is developed on a platform called Wordware which allows you to develop your own ChatGPT-like LLM applications.
How to use AI agent to attack account X (Twitter)
It’s pretty simple to use the AI model. You just have to go to its website and enter your username X (Twitter). It does the rest by itself.
- Open the Wordware AI Website on your smartphone or desktop computer.
- Enter your X username where indicated @user name.
- Press the Discover button.
- You will now see the roast based on your X account. It may take a minute or two to generate results, if the site has high traffic.

Below is an example of an X account being hacked. There isn’t much activity on the account, so there isn’t much to say, but it’s pretty sarcastic, so be prepared to get an insult or two from the bot.

To see more information about your health, money, goals, strengths and more, you’ll need to provide the AI with your email address.
To determine compatibility, enter your username and the username of the person you want to check compatibility with. The AI will analyze your two X posts and determine your compatibility. However, the result is locked behind a paywall and you will have to pay $1 to unlock it.
As usual, your email will be used for marketing purposes and to send you emails about new products.
On the homepage, you can also find profiles of popular personalities like Elon Musk, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Cristiano Ronaldo. You can click on these profiles to see a detailed analysis and overview of their X accounts without having to add an email address.
As AI applications grow and become more mainstream, with the launch of Instagram’s AI personalities, alongside search engine challenger OpenAI, we’re seeing more companies investing heavily in AI.
This viral Wordware bot seems like just a big advertisement for the service itself, but it proves the light-hearted utility that AI can bring.