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The Social category is AgentKey’s largest, with over 1,169 tools spanning 19 platforms across both global and Chinese social networks. Your agent can monitor brand mentions in real time, track viral trends before they peak, extract post text and video transcripts, and pull structured creator and community data — all without managing individual platform credentials or API apps. Because each platform exposes dozens of distinct endpoints, always start with find_tools to surface the right operation for your intent rather than guessing at a tool name.

Platforms

RegionPlatforms
GlobalX / Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, Threads, Lemon8
ChinaDouyin (抖音), Zhihu (知乎), Bilibili, Weibo (微博), Xiaohongshu / Red Book (小红书), WeChat (微信), Kuaishou (快手), Pipixia (皮皮虾)

Typical uses

  • Brand and competitor monitoring — track mentions, sentiment, and share-of-voice on X, Reddit, and Weibo in real time.
  • Trend discovery — find trending topics, hashtags, and viral content on TikTok, Douyin, Bilibili, and Xiaohongshu before they hit mainstream coverage.
  • Content extraction — pull YouTube video transcripts, full post text, comment threads, and structured creator or channel metadata.
  • Research — mine long-form community discussion from Reddit, Zhihu, and Xiaohongshu for qualitative insight.

Example

The three-step flow for a query on X/Twitter:
find_tools("what people are saying about AgentKey on X today")
describe_tool("Twitter/SearchRecentTweets")
execute_tool("Twitter/SearchRecentTweets", { query: "AgentKey", max_results: 20 })
Social has many endpoints per platform and the right one depends on your intent — searching posts, fetching a user profile, and getting trending topics are all different operations. Always pass both the platform name and your intent to find_tools, for example: find_tools("trending posts on X about GPT") or find_tools("Douyin video details by ID"). You can also browse the full catalog with list_tools("social").
Endpoints, parameters, and per-call credit costs differ significantly across platforms and operations. Always call describe_tool("Provider/Operation") before executing to confirm the exact parameter schema and cost for the specific tool you intend to use.