PilotMyX Documentation

What happens after I connect X?

PilotMyX imports the account history included with your plan, then refreshes recent posts, replies, metrics, and follower data every day.

The first synchronization can take a moment because PilotMyX is building a private cache for your account. It connects through X OAuth and never asks for your X password.

Once the import is ready, each product screen answers a different question instead of presenting one undifferentiated feed.

• Dashboard: recent performance and period-over-period changes
• Data: individual posts and replies with filters, sorting, and metrics
• Analytics: timing patterns by day and local publication time
• Calendar: drafts, media, scheduled posts, and publication results
• MCP Access: scoped credentials and setup instructions for your agent

How does PilotMyX help an agent use my voice?

Your agent can analyze your real posts, replies, and results before you ask it to draft your next post.

PilotMyX does not run a hidden content generator and does not post autonomously. It supplies structured account data and optional publishing tools over MCP. The required PilotMyX MCP skill teaches the agent how to analyze that data, compare content, chain tools, and use publishing actions safely.

The separate PilotMyX Voice skill is optional. It keeps evolving voice and strategy notes in the local agent workspace, so a draft can combine account evidence with your durable preferences instead of falling back to generic social-media advice.

What remains under my control?

Reading data, editing drafts, scheduling, and immediate publishing are separate MCP permissions.

Create a different token for each agent, give it only the permissions required for its job, and revoke it at any time. An agent with analytics access does not automatically receive publishing access.

How fresh are the numbers?

Every analytics screen shows when the connected account was last synchronized.

X metrics can keep changing after publication. Check the freshness timestamp before making an important comparison, and use the refresh action when you need newer data between daily synchronizations.

What is included with each plan?

Basic covers a lighter workflow, while Growth increases import depth, analytics history, and publishing capacity.

Basic imports up to 300 posts and 100 replies, includes 90 days of analytics, and allows up to 100 posts or quotes per month, including 25 with a quote or link.

Growth imports up to 600 posts and 500 replies, includes all imported analytics history, and allows up to 300 posts or quotes per month, including 100 with a quote or link. Both plans include daily synchronization, MCP access, the PilotMyX skills bundle, and a 7-day free trial.