Starbelo playbook. Not one person's story: a play built from official platform rules, linked below.
| Platform | X |
|---|---|
| Tools | Grok |
| Category | Trending Formats |
| Type | Starbelo playbook |
| Source | Official source · Oct 2026 |
| Updated |
What did they do?
Engagement posts asking followers to pick between options (outfits, rooms, AI-generated characters) using X polls or numbered images.
What were the results?
Engagement format; no earnings claimed.
What tools do you need?
Grok (ai assistant with live x context).
How much does it cost?
You can start for $0: Grok has a free plan. Check each tool's site for current prices.
Is it allowed?
X allows original content; deceptive synthetic media likely to cause harm can be labeled or removed, and paid posts must be disclosed. Source.
Worth knowing
Label AI-generated people clearly (Meta applies "AI info" labels; X may label or remove deceptive synthetic media). Keep it brand-safe: no sexualized imagery, no real people's likeness.
Watch out: If images are AI-generated, say so in the post. X may label or remove deceptive synthetic media.
What prompt can I copy?
Create 4 original AI image prompts for a "which one would you choose?" X poll about [theme], plus the poll question. Add "(AI images)" to the post text.
Source: help.x.com · checked Oct 2026. Updated . Share
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