X Open Source has announced that it will open-source the code that influences post visibility on the "For You" timeline, alongside the launch of a new label transparency tool. According to a post from the X Open Source account, the open-sourced content includes the post ranking and filtering logic, as well as content labels that can affect visibility. The accompanying tool supports users in checking whether an account or post has been subjected to visibility-restricting labels. Eligible users — defined as those who have posted at least 10 times in the past month — can access a new page called "Under the Hood" to view the current month's labels and download the related data. The feature is currently being offered as a pilot to a randomly selected group of qualified users whose accounts have been active for at least one year. While the code is being made public, the transparency tool itself is only available to a limited set of users during the pilot phase. Further details about the selection process and a broader rollout were not disclosed in the announcement.
X Open Source said in a post that it is open-sourcing the code that influences post visibility on the "For You" timeline, while also introducing a new label transparency tool.
The open-sourced components include the post ranking and filtering logic, as well as content labels that can affect visibility. The accompanying tool supports users in checking whether an account or post has been tagged with visibility-restricting labels.
Eligible users — those who have posted more than 10 times in the past month — can view the current month's labels and download the data through a new "Under the Hood" page.
The feature is currently being offered as a pilot to a randomly selected group of eligible users whose accounts are at least one year old.
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