Twitter Authority Signal Calculator Connector for AI agents.

It analyzes your social media text to see how much authority it conveys. It looks at things like your use of hard data, how much you focus on your audience, and how certain your language sounds.

Yes, you can use it for any social media platform or even blog posts. It's looking at the linguistic patterns in the text, so it works wherever you're trying to establish thought leadership.

It gives you a measurable way to stay consistent. You can use it to audit your content calendar and ensure you aren't posting too much self-promotion or using weak, uncertain language.

Not exactly. It doesn't judge the quality of your ideas, but it does tell you how your ideas are being presented. It measures the "signals" of authority, like data density and customer focus.

It's perfect for brand managers who need to prove that their content strategy is working. You can track your authority scores over time to see if your brand's voice is becoming more established.

You can improve your score by increasing your data density with more numbers and facts, and by increasing your customer-centricity by using more "you" focused language instead of "I" or "we."

The calculate_customer_centricity capability compares the frequency of audience-focused pronouns (like 'you' or 'your') against self-focused pronouns (like 'I', 'we', or 'my') to determine if the content prioritizes the reader.

Yes, by using the calculate_promotional_ratio capability, you can provide a list of brands to see how frequently they appear relative to the total word count.

The calculate_authority_markers capability scans for absolute, high-certainty keywords such as 'always', 'never', 'must', and 'essential' to quantify linguistic certainty.