LinkIntel
Your AI writes your posts. Now it knows what worked.
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Your AI writes your posts. Now it knows what worked.
104 followers
Your AI already drafts your X posts, but it has never seen how they performed. LinkIntel fixes that. Connect X once and it records how your recent posts do, every day. It also reads X's open-source ranking weights daily and links every change to its GitHub commit. Add one URL to Claude, ChatGPT, or your favorite agent harness and ask for a brief: your next draft starts from what actually worked for you
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LinkIntel
Launching today
Your AI already drafts your X posts, but it has never seen how they performed. LinkIntel fixes that. Connect X once and it records how your recent posts do, every day. It also reads X's open-source ranking weights daily and links every change to its GitHub commit. Add one URL to Claude, ChatGPT, or your favorite agent harness and ask for a brief: your next draft starts from what actually worked for you
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Marcos, a solo founder in the UK.
I write most of my X drafts with Claude now. It kept telling me a post would do well, with total confidence, without ever having seen how a single one of my posts actually did. Every draft started from the model's general idea of "good".
So I built LinkIntel. It plugs into the assistant you already use (it's an MCP server, so it's one URL to add) and gives it three things:
- Your own X results. Connect X once and it records how your recent original posts do, every day.
- X's ranking weights. X publishes its ranking code on GitHub. LinkIntel re-reads it daily and flags every change, with the commit as the receipt. This week likes went up and the "not interested" penalty got heavier.
- A brief, with sources. Ask "what should I post next?" and your assistant answers from your results and those weights, and shows what informed it.
I use it every day. When X changed those weights, LinkIntel caught it, my assistant drafted a post about it in my voice, and I published it.
Honest feedback over upvotes, please. I'd love to know: what would you want your assistant to know about your past posts before it writes the next one?
Cool idea
The brand name is a bit odd. I would expect a tool for LinkedIn with such a name.