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What are Agent Skills?

Agent Skills are pre-written instructions that teach AI agents how to perform specific tasks correctly. They package domain expertise into a format that any compatible agent can absorb — so the agent knows the right tools to use, the right order to use them, and the right way to interpret results. Xpoz provides skills for specific social media intelligence tasks like sentiment analysis, influencer discovery, and data export, as well as general best practices for using Xpoz effectively.

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Available Skills

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Compatible Agents

  • Claude Code (recommended)
  • OpenAI Codex CLI
  • Cursor
  • Gemini CLI
  • ChatGPT (via custom instructions)
  • Any agent supporting the SKILL.md standard

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Setup

Install all Xpoz skills with a single command:
Or install a specific skill:
This works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, and 15+ other agents. Skills are installed directly into your agent’s skills directory — no further configuration needed. Available skill names: xpoz-best-practices, xpoz-getting-started, xpoz-social-tracking, social-sentiment-analyzer, twitter-data-export, influencer-discovery, reddit-research, competitive-intel, security-osint
You still need to configure Xpoz access (MCP server or access key) to use the skills. See the MCP Installation or Authentication guide.

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Explore Skills

Best Practices

Reference guide for Xpoz query syntax, response modes, and patterns.

Getting Started

Onboarding guide for setup, auth, and capability discovery.

Social Tracking

Set up continuous tracking for better coverage and fresher data.

Sentiment Analyzer

Analyze brand/topic sentiment with scoring and theme extraction.

Twitter Data Export

Export up to 500K rows of Twitter data to CSV.

Influencer Discovery

Find and rank influencers by engagement, reach, and authenticity.

Reddit Research

Deep-dive into Reddit discussions for market research.

Competitive Intelligence

Compare 2-5 brands across social media metrics.

Security OSINT

Monitor for CVEs, breaches, and emerging threats.