MCP server · your X posts
Your agent already writes your posts.Give it the data to write the next one.
Your agent can write a post. LinkIntel gives it the context of how your own X posts have performed, so your next draft starts with more than a blank page. Add selected public references when they help you explore an idea.
$39/month · payment required before setup · no free trial
Already a customer? Access your accountyou: Help me write my next X post about a product lesson. thinking: Looking at your past X posts… assistant: Your posts with a clear opinion have attracted more engagement than your how-to posts. Let’s lead with your takeaway. draft: The product lesson that changed my mind: people did not need another feature. They needed to understand the decision we had already made for them.
Based on your past posts + selected referencesWhat this example is based on
It puts a sample pattern from owned X posts first, then uses selected public references as supporting context. The pattern is illustrative only: it is not account data, a performance promise, or evidence that a format causes engagement.
Your X post history
Optional public references
Your voice and final say
A more useful starting point
Less blank-page guessing.
More context to work with.
Start with your own posts
Bring the performance context from the X posts you have already published into the conversation.
Add references when useful
Choose a few public X posts when they help you explore a new angle. They support your context; they do not replace it.
Ask why, then make it yours
Ask your assistant what informed the draft. Keep the useful suggestions, challenge the assumptions and write in your own voice.
In the conversation
Better questions.
More considered drafts.
“What does this brief actually support?”
“Give me two opening angles, and explain each choice.”
“What should I test, and what is still a guess?”
One direction. More platforms.
Starting with X.
Built for what comes next.
The aim is better-informed content in your existing assistant. We’re starting with one focused workflow, then expanding.
X
Starting with XYour own post performance first, with optional public references when they add useful context for your assistant.
Part of the longer-term content workflow. No launch date yet. Existing LinkedIn analytics accounts remain separate.
Our track record
Use what works to guide what comes next.
In one client engagement, we used LinkIntel to evaluate content performance and guide decisions about what to create next. That work was on LinkedIn, where the product started. The X workflow runs the same method on a different platform.
Historical LinkedIn engagement
Six-month reporting window
- impressions
- 2M+
- comments
- 2,300+
- posts published
- 60+
Source: client Buffer analytics export; workflow described by the content practitioner. Historical LinkedIn results, not results from the X workflow. Figures rounded down for privacy. Comments include replies. The engagement ended around the final month. Results reflect the overall content work and do not isolate LinkIntel’s contribution.
One simple plan
Learn from your last posts before you write the next one.
Bring your own X performance into your existing assistant. Add public references only when they give you useful supporting context.
LinkIntel
$39USD / month
Paid access to the X content workflow.
No free trial.
Google creates your account. The payment amount is shown and you confirm it before any charge.
Billed monthly in advance after you confirm payment. Cancel anytime; access continues until the end of your paid billing period.
What paid access includes
Your X performance first
Give your assistant context from the posts you have already published.
A clearer next draft
Use that context in the assistant you already write with, while you keep the final call.
Optional public references
Bring in a few public examples when they help explore an idea; they stay separate from your own results.
Explicit X lookup approval
See the maximum public-reference lookup cost and approve it before LinkIntel makes that request.
Payment is required before setup opensGoogle sign-in does not charge youReference lookups included, no per-post charge
A few useful details
Before you get started
What does LinkIntel start with?
Your own X post performance. It helps your assistant spot patterns in the posts you have already published, then turns that context into a better starting point for the next one. You can add a few public references when they are useful.
Does LinkIntel connect my X account?
Owned-X connections are being enabled account by account. When available, you explicitly connect your account and LinkIntel reads stored snapshots of your own posts. It never asks for your X password, searches automatically, or publishes for you. This page’s conversation is illustrative, not your account data.
Where does LinkedIn fit?
Nowhere, for this workflow. LinkIntel is about your X posts today, and you never need LinkedIn to use it. It is coming to the broader content workflow with no launch date announced, and customers who already connected LinkedIn analytics keep that as a separate optional source on their account page.
Do I need a new AI writing tool?
No. LinkIntel connects a content brief to your existing MCP-compatible assistant, so you can keep writing where you already work.
Will it tell me what will go viral?
No. Selected examples can help you decide what to try, but they cannot prove a format causes better reach. The brief keeps source links, sample limits and freshness visible so your assistant can explain the basis for its suggestions.
When am I charged?
LinkIntel is $39 USD per month with no free trial. Google signs you in first and does not charge you; the amount is shown and you confirm it before anything is charged. Payment is required before your assistant can connect.
How do I get started?
Three steps. Choose Get started and sign in with Google, confirm $39 a month, then copy one block of text into the assistant you already use. That is the last thing you do on this website: after it, you work from your assistant.