MCP server · your X posts
Your agent already writes your posts.Now it remembers which ones worked.
Once you connect X, LinkIntel measures your recent posts every day and re-reads X’s open-source ranking code, then hands both to the assistant you already use. Every draft starts from your own results, not a blank page. You keep the final say.
No free trial. Payment before setup, and a full refund within 7 days if it is not for you.
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LinkIntel does not write your postsWhat this example is based on
LinkIntel returns evidence: how your own X posts have performed, the public references you chose, and the limits of both. Your agent already knows your voice, so it does the writing and you keep the final say. The tools and response fields shown are the real ones; the numbers and the conversation are invented. Nothing here is account data, a performance promise, or evidence that a format causes engagement.
Your X post history
Optional public references
Your voice and final say
How it keeps learning
Every post you publish
becomes evidence for the next.
You post
Connect X once and LinkIntel records how your recent original posts do, every day: impressions, replies, reposts and bookmarks.
X changes
It reads X’s open-source ranking code every day and flags what moved, with the commit as the receipt.
Your agent drafts
Your next brief carries both. Ask your assistant what informed a draft, keep what is useful 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?”
Steered by X’s own ranking code. LinkIntel reads X’s open-source algorithm daily, so your agent writes for what X actually rewards, with the commit as the receipt.
See the weightsOne 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
Available nowYour 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
Stop guessing which posts land.
Your own X results are the only evidence that reflects your audience and your voice. This plan puts them in front of the assistant you already write with.
LinkIntel
$39USD / month
About $2 a post if you publish four times a week. Less than a cheap coffee for a draft that starts from evidence instead of a blank page.
Billed monthly in advance. No free trial. Google signs you in and the amount is shown before anything is charged. Cancel anytime; access continues to the end of the period you paid for.
What stops being guesswork
You know which of your posts worked
Your own X performance goes into the conversation, so your assistant reasons about your results rather than generic advice about the platform.
The next draft starts from evidence
That context sits in front of the assistant while it writes. You still make the final call on every line.
You keep writing where you already work
LinkIntel connects to the MCP-compatible assistant you use today. Nothing new to open, nothing to copy between windows.
You can test an angle before committing to it
Pull in a few public X posts when you want to explore something new. They sit beside your own results and stay clearly separate from them.
You stay in control of what gets stored
Your assistant lists the public posts it is about to add and waits for your yes. A stored reference shapes every brief that follows it.
Full refund within 7 days, no questions askedReference lookups included, no per-post chargePayment required before setup; Google sign-in does not charge you
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?
Yes, if you choose to. Connect X from your account page, or from the link your assistant offers after setup. Once a day LinkIntel reads your recent original posts and their metrics, and stores snapshots your assistant can cite. It never asks for your X password, never posts, and never searches X on its own. Disconnect at any time and the stored snapshots are deleted. The conversation on this page is illustrative, not your account data.
Does LinkIntel work with LinkedIn?
Not yet. LinkIntel starts with X. LinkedIn support is planned, with no date yet. If you already connected LinkedIn analytics before, that stays available as an optional source on your 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. If it is not for you, ask within 7 days of that first payment and we refund it in full, no questions asked.
How do I get started?
Two ways. Copy the one-line prompt in the example above into your assistant and it sets LinkIntel up, or choose Get started and sign in with Google. Either way you confirm $39 a month in your browser, and from then on you work from your assistant.