Resources
These guides explain social media data APIs, MCP, and how to ask AI about your own accounts. They sit next to the product pages. They do not replace them.
Guides
- What is a social media data API?
A social media data API is how software reads performance from social platforms. This guide explains access, history, and normalization.
- How to give AI access to your social media data
Connect your accounts, then let Claude, ChatGPT, or your app read normalized history through MCP or the API.
- How to analyze Instagram data with AI
Ask AI about Instagram reach, Reels, audience, and outliers using stored account data instead of a pasted export.
- How to analyze TikTok data with AI
Ask AI about TikTok views, retention, and whether traffic came from For You, Search, or Following.
- What is MCP, and how does it work with social media data?
MCP is a way for an AI client to call tools. With social media data, those tools return your normalized account history.
- API vs MCP for AI applications
Use the API when your software calls HTTP. Use MCP when an AI client should call tools. Both read the same social data.
- How to build an AI social media analyst
Build an analyst that asks what changed, which posts are outliers, and what to test next, using a read-only social data layer.