LinkIntel

LinkIntel is an MCP server that connects your X account to the AI assistant you already use, so your agent can write from your real post performance. Once connected, it measures your recent original posts every day—impressions, replies, reposts, and bookmarks—and prepares the results as a brief for your assistant.

Alongside your metrics, LinkIntel re-reads X’s open-source ranking code every day. That means your drafts can be guided by what X’s ranking logic currently rewards, with a commit as the receipt for changes. You remain in control: LinkIntel doesn’t write posts for you, and your assistant uses the provided context to draft while you make the final call.

You can also include optional public X references when you want to explore a new angle. Those references sit alongside your own results, staying clearly separate so your assistant can reason with both your evidence and the examples you choose.

What does LinkIntel do for my AI assistant?

It supplies your assistant with your own X post metrics plus X’s open-source ranking weights as daily briefs over MCP, so your drafts start from your evidence.

Does LinkIntel write my X posts automatically?

No. Your agent still drafts, and you keep the final say on every line.

What X data does LinkIntel track?

It measures your recent original posts every day, including impressions, replies, reposts, and bookmarks.

How does LinkIntel stay up to date with X ranking changes?

It re-reads X’s open-source ranking code every day and flags what moved, using the commit as the receipt.

Can I use public X posts as extra context?

Yes. You can pull in optional public references to compare or explore new angles; they’re kept clearly separate from your own performance data.

How much does LinkIntel cost and how does the trial work?

It’s $39/month. There’s a 7-day free trial with a card required, but you won’t be charged if you cancel before the trial ends.