PilotMyX + AI agents
Let your agent see what works on your X account.
Connect a compatible MCP client to your X/Twitter posts, replies and analytics. Ask it to find the pattern, show the evidence and help plan your next post.
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Choose your client for its connection settings, permissions and first read-only test.
Codex →
Give Codex your real X/Twitter post and reply data before asking it what to write next.
Claude Code →
Let Claude Code compare your X/Twitter posts and replies without pasting analytics into the chat.
Cursor →
Connect Cursor to the performance behind your X/Twitter ideas, not just a blank editor.
Gemini CLI →
Use Gemini CLI to inspect your X/Twitter results before planning the next posting test.
Hermes Agent →
Give Hermes a factual X/Twitter feedback loop: inspect results, write a draft, then schedule only with your approval.
OpenClaw →
Use an OpenClaw MCP connection to inspect your X/Twitter account before delegating a posting workflow.
Any MCP client →
Connect a compatible MCP client to PilotMyX's remote Streamable HTTP endpoint.
ChatGPT →
Let ChatGPT compare your real X/Twitter posts and replies, then ask it what to test next.
Claude web and desktop →
Compare what your X/Twitter audience responds to before you ask Claude to draft another post.
Claude Cowork →
Let Cowork inspect your posts and replies before it helps plan your next X/Twitter test.
Gemini →
Connect PilotMyX as a custom Gemini app to compare your X/Twitter results. Requires access to Google's custom apps feature.
Grok Bot →
Add PilotMyX as a remote MCP server so your Grok Bot can review X/Twitter performance before planning content.
Grok Build →
Connect Grok Build to PilotMyX over HTTP, then compare your X/Twitter posts and replies from the terminal.
Muse Code →
Connect Meta's Muse Code terminal agent to your X/Twitter analytics with PilotMyX. This guide covers Muse Code, not the consumer Muse app.
Manus →
Add PilotMyX as a custom MCP server in Manus and ask it to compare what actually worked on your X/Twitter account.
Perplexity Computer →
Connect PilotMyX as a custom remote connector so Perplexity Computer can work from your X/Twitter analytics.
NanoClaw →
Add PilotMyX to your NanoClaw agent as a remote MCP server, with a read-only credential managed outside its chat.
Paperclip →
Connect PilotMyX through Paperclip's custom MCP connector and control which agents can read your X/Twitter results.
Grok →
Connect your private PilotMyX analytics to Grok's custom MCP connector instead of relying on public posts alone.
ChatGPT dots →
Connect PilotMyX to your ChatGPT account, then let your dot review your X/Twitter results with read-only access.
Models and terminal workflows
These guides use a named MCP client to connect the model or agent to PilotMyX. Each one explains where the tools run and where to keep credentials.
DeepSeek →
Run DeepSeek in OpenCode and give it access to your X/Twitter analytics through PilotMyX's remote MCP server.
Kimi K3 →
Use Kimi Code's MCP client to analyze your X/Twitter posts and replies with the Kimi model available on your account.
Cue →
Use a terminal MCP client on your Cue agent's computer to read PilotMyX data. This setup requires terminal access; it is not a Cue marketplace connector.
AI agents with CLI access →
Use MCPorter to let a terminal-capable agent inspect your X/Twitter data through PilotMyX's MCP tools.