LinkIntel

LinkIntel is a specialized MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to make AI writing assistants smarter about X (formerly Twitter) content. Rather than acting as a standalone writing tool, LinkIntel plugs into the MCP-compatible assistant you already use—such as Claude—and feeds it two powerful sources of context: your own measured X post performance and X's publicly available open-source ranking algorithm. Once you connect your X account, LinkIntel captures daily snapshots of your recent original posts and their metrics (impressions, replies, reposts, and bookmarks), while simultaneously reading X's ranking code every day and flagging changes with the exact commit as evidence. Both streams of data are combined into a cited content brief that your assistant can reference when drafting. Positioned as a read-only intelligence layer, LinkIntel never publishes, schedules, or searches X on its own—it simply returns evidence, leaving the final creative call to you. Its target audience is content creators, founders, marketers, and social media practitioners who publish on X and already use AI assistants for drafting. Core features include daily performance tracking, real-time algorithm change detection, optional public reference lookups, transparent source citation, and strict user control over stored data. The user experience emphasizes minimal disruption: no new tool to open, no copying between windows, and full transparency about what is stored and why. Technically, LinkIntel leverages the open MCP standard for seamless assistant integration, employs Google sign-in for authentication, and is priced at a flat $39 USD per month with a 7-day full refund policy and no free trial. The product begins focused on X, with LinkedIn analytics available only in closed beta for existing accounts, signaling an ambition to expand to more platforms over time.