PilotMyX

You start by signing in with X through official X OAuth, choosing a plan and starting the trial. PilotMyX never sees your X password. It then imports the history included in your plan, up to 100 posts on Starter, 300 posts and 100 replies on Basic, or 600 posts and 500 replies on Growth, with reposts excluded, and refreshes recent posts, replies, metrics and follower data daily.

From there you can work in the dashboard. The overview shows recent performance and period-over-period changes, the data screen lists individual posts and replies with filters, sorting and metrics, the analytics screen shows timing patterns by day and local publication time, and the calendar holds drafts, media, scheduled posts and publication results.

To bring in an agent, open MCP Access. Hosted clients such as ChatGPT, Claude web and Claude Cowork connect through an OAuth approval screen, and the default connection reads account data and cannot publish. Local clients such as Codex, Claude Code and Cursor use a scoped token with a name, a chosen set of permissions and an optional expiry. You download the skills bundle, paste the setup prompt into your agent and verify the connection with a read-only request first.

A typical session then looks like the example on the homepage: ask the agent to review the last 30 days, read the posts that earned the most profile visits, suggest three follow-up ideas, draft them using your own writing as a reference and wait for approval before scheduling. You review the queue in PilotMyX and compare the results after the posts go live.

• •X/Twitter Analytics - Compare reach, engagement and profile visits across a period rather than chasing one breakout post. You can read the posts behind the numbers, compare periods and check whether a single outlier is skewing the result. Every analytics screen shows when the account was last synchronized, and a refresh action pulls newer data between daily syncs.
• •Reply Analytics - On Basic and Growth, the replies you write to other accounts are imported and analysed separately from your original posts. You can rank them by available metrics, see which conversations brought profile visits rather than just impressions, and find the replies that show your natural voice so they can become standalone posts.
• •Post Scheduler and Calendar - Keep ideas as drafts, attach ordered images, alt text and a quoted-post URL, choose a date and see the week before it goes live. Posts can be edited, rescheduled, cancelled or published immediately. Threads are supported and every post in a thread counts toward the monthly publishing allowance. Replies cannot be scheduled.
• •Timing Analytics - Uses the performance of your own posts to help you choose days and hours worth testing, and shows how much history supports each pattern so a thin sample is not mistaken for a rule.
• •MCP Server for AI Agents - A remote Streamable HTTP endpoint that gives a compatible agent tools for your posts, replies, analytics and publishing calendar. The site publishes setup guides for more than twenty clients, including ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, Gemini CLI, Grok, Manus, Perplexity Computer and OpenClaw, plus a generic guide for any MCP client.
• •Scoped Permissions and Skills Bundle - Reading data, reading drafts, editing drafts and media, scheduling and immediate publishing are separate permissions, so an analytics agent can stay read-only. Each agent gets its own token that can be revoked without touching the others. The bundled MCP skill teaches the agent the analysis workflow, and the optional Voice skill maintains voice notes locally rather than on PilotMyX servers.

PilotMyX is aimed at people building an audience on a single X account who want to learn from that account rather than fill a queue. Solo creators, founders building in public, writers and independent consultants can use it to find which topics and formats keep earning profile visits, then plan the next week of posts around a clear test instead of a blank page.

It suits people who already work inside an AI client. If you spend your day in Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor, the MCP connection means you can ask for an analysis of your last month, get drafts that draw on your real posts and replies, and approve what goes on the calendar without copying analytics into a chat window. Heavy repliers get particular value from Basic and Growth, since reply analytics shows whether time spent in conversations is bringing the right attention.

You do not need an AI agent to use it; the dashboard covers analytics, drafting and scheduling on its own, and the FAQ says a small audience is fine, although fewer posts mean fewer examples to compare.

It is a weaker fit for teams that publish the same campaign across many social networks or need large approval workflows. The vendor itself points those users to broad social media suites, since PilotMyX is built around one connected X account. There is no free plan; the 7-day trial requires a card and converts to the chosen subscription unless cancelled.