Overview
Composio experienced a disruption to our X (Twitter) integration due to changes to the X API policy and related platform enforcement actions. Users relying on the Twitter integration saw authentication failures during this period.
Impact Summary
Twitter integration is unavailable for affected users
Authentication failures for Twitter-dependent workflows
No data loss or security implications
Root Cause
To simplify the developer experience, Composio provided managed Twitter credentials so users did not need to set up their own API keys. X recently moved to a pay-per-use pricing model and updated platform policies, which affected this approach and required us to change how users authenticate with the X API.
Incident Timeline (February 9-12, 2026)
Feb 9, 2026: X API policy changes impacted our Twitter integration
Feb 10, 2026: Issue identified and investigated
Feb 10, 2026: Status page updated, support responses initiated
Feb 12, 2026: Resolution path confirmed; migration plan communicated
Preventative Measures
Enhanced monitoring for third-party API policy and enforcement changes
Improved incident communication workflows
Updated authentication model for the Twitter integration
What’s Changed
The Twitter integration now requires users to provide their own X Developer credentials. This change aligns with X’s updated platform policies.
To continue using Twitter
Create an X Developer account at developer.x.com
Follow our setup guide at composio.dev/auth/twitter
Reconnect to Twitter in your dashboard
X has made developer access easier to obtain, and setup is straightforward.
Questions? Contact support@composio.dev
Overview
Composio experienced a disruption to our X (Twitter) integration due to changes to the X API policy and related platform enforcement actions. Users relying on the Twitter integration saw authentication failures during this period.
Impact Summary
Twitter integration is unavailable for affected users
Authentication failures for Twitter-dependent workflows
No data loss or security implications
Root Cause
To simplify the developer experience, Composio provided managed Twitter credentials so users did not need to set up their own API keys. X recently moved to a pay-per-use pricing model and updated platform policies, which affected this approach and required us to change how users authenticate with the X API.
Incident Timeline (February 9-12, 2026)
Feb 9, 2026: X API policy changes impacted our Twitter integration
Feb 10, 2026: Issue identified and investigated
Feb 10, 2026: Status page updated, support responses initiated
Feb 12, 2026: Resolution path confirmed; migration plan communicated
Preventative Measures
Enhanced monitoring for third-party API policy and enforcement changes
Improved incident communication workflows
Updated authentication model for the Twitter integration
What’s Changed
The Twitter integration now requires users to provide their own X Developer credentials. This change aligns with X’s updated platform policies.
To continue using Twitter
Create an X Developer account at developer.x.com
Follow our setup guide at composio.dev/auth/twitter
Reconnect to Twitter in your dashboard
X has made developer access easier to obtain, and setup is straightforward.
Questions? Contact support@composio.dev
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