Social Media Content pulls structured post and video data from 12 platforms — TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter/X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Twitch, Kick, Pinterest, and Truth Social. Get captions, engagement metrics, media URLs, and timestamps from any handle or post URL.
It's the data layer for content research and competitor monitoring. Whether you're tracking what a brand posts, analyzing video performance, or pulling a creator's recent output, you get clean structured data without scraping manually. Checked 2026-08-26 against this manifest.
What you can do
- Fetch recent posts or videos by handle from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter/X, and more
- Get full post details — captions, engagement metrics, media URLs, and timestamps — by URL
- Pull YouTube channel videos, individual videos, and playlists
- Get LinkedIn company posts and individual post details
- Retrieve Instagram story highlights and highlight details
- Access content from Threads, Bluesky, Twitch, Kick, Pinterest, and Truth Social
Who it's for
Marketers doing competitor content research. Agencies tracking client or competitor performance across platforms. Researchers building datasets of social content. Anyone who needs structured post data from multiple platforms without logging into each one.
How to use it
- For recent content from a creator, use the plural skill for your platform — e.g. get_tiktok_videos or get_instagram_posts — with the handle
- For a single post, use the singular skill with the full post URL — e.g. get_tiktok_video or get_instagram_post
- For YouTube playlists, use get_youtube_playlist with the playlist URL
- For Instagram stories, use get_instagram_highlights then get_instagram_highlight_detail with the returned ID
Getting started
Try get_tiktok_videos with handle "charlidamelio" and verify each source URL. Representative documented-return shape: captions, view counts, likes [redacted]. Metric freshness is not guaranteed; timing varies.
