Competitive intelligence
Watch what your competitors ship and say across public social channels.
Founders, PMMs, sales teams, and researchers tracking public competitor motion.
Using ChatGPT, Claude Code or another client? See the setup steps
Public signal is scattered across platforms.
Competitive intel is glue work — follow founder posts, product videos, public company updates, and customer-language signals. Each source has a different shape unless the agent reads it through one catalog.
Competitor launch or account brief
Positioning and message map
Evidence from posts, videos, jobs, or threads
Risks, opportunities, and next monitoring queries
Start the agent from a concrete task
Replace the market, brand, competitor, or creator set, then let the agent call UnifAPI MCP only when it needs live public-data evidence.
Analyze this competitor's public launch signals. Pull posts, reactions, videos, jobs, and community response. Summarize positioning, channels, customer language, and risks.
From public records to a decision brief
Resolve public accounts
The agent starts from handles, company names, domains, or links and maps them to callable public-data sources.
Gather launch and response evidence
UnifAPI provides public posts, company data, comments, videos, and community records in one response shape.
Explain what changed
The final brief separates claims, customer reaction, channel choice, hiring signals, and the next watchlist.
APIs this workflow can call
Twitter / X API
Users, posts, search, trends, lists, communities
LinkedIn API
People, companies, posts, jobs, ads, search
YouTube API
Channels, videos, comments, captions, playlists, hashtags, search, trending
Reddit API
Subreddits, posts, comments, feeds, search
Facebook API
Pages, posts, reels, groups, events, Marketplace, Ad Library
Google Ads API
Ads Transparency Center: advertisers and ads
News API
Articles, top stories, publishers
Run it as a Skill, then productize over HTTP.
Use the related Skill when a human wants an agent-ready brief.
Use the API catalog when the workflow graduates into production code.
Keep every public-data call tied to a source URL, request id, and billing record.