Comms and marketing teams
Brand & topic monitoring
“What are people saying about our launch on X today? Summarise sentiment and flag anything we should reply to.”
A sentiment summary with the posts that need a response.
The official X API starts at hundreds of dollars a month. These connectors give your agent tweet search with advanced operators, profiles, followers, replies, quote tweets, lists, communities and trends — without a developer account.
Use cases
Ask in plain English. Your AI picks the connectors, runs them and hands back the answer.
Comms and marketing teams
“What are people saying about our launch on X today? Summarise sentiment and flag anything we should reply to.”
A sentiment summary with the posts that need a response.
Growth and partnerships
“Compare the audiences of @a and @b. How much do they overlap, and how many followers look fake?”
Overlap, audience quality and engagement side by side.
Sales teams
“Who replied to or quoted this post, and which of them work at B2B SaaS companies?”
A qualified list of engaged people with profile details.
Creators and content teams
“Find the 50 most-liked tweets about 'MCP servers' this month and tell me what makes them work.”
Patterns in hooks, format and timing behind the top posts.
Pick your tool. Claude and ChatGPT take a single URL; Cursor and VS Code install in one click.
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Web, desktop and mobile. Paste one URL.
No. Sourcelane runs the connectors for you. You top up a balance with a card, create an agent key, and your agent calls the connector — there is no X (Twitter) app review, OAuth setup or rate-limit juggling on your side.
Anything that speaks MCP (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf) can connect to the Sourcelane MCP server with one config block. ChatGPT can use it through a Custom GPT Action, and any agent framework can call the REST endpoint directly.
Yes. Every agent key has its own per-call cap, daily and monthly limits, an optional lifetime budget, an allowlist of connectors, and a kill switch.