Twitter Authority Signal Calculator

Twitter Authority Signal Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Quantify thought-leadership and authority markers in Twitter/X text.

5 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a precision analysis suite for quantifying linguistic indicators of authority on social media. Using exact string parsing, it evaluates four key pillars: customer-centricity (the balance of audience vs. self-focused pronouns), data-point density (concentration of empirical evidence like numbers and currency), linguistic certainty (presence of absolute statements), and brand footprint. Use calculate_customer_centricity to measure reader focus, calculate_data_density for evidence tracking, calculate_authority_markers for detecting definitive language, calculate_promotional_ratio for brand analysis, and calculate_verification_signal to identify interaction with established entities.

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5 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_promotional_ratio

Evaluates the level of self-promotion or brand-centricity in the text

calculate_verification_signal

Detects the presence of handles/mentions that imply interaction with established entities

calculate_data_density

Throws error if word count is zero. Measures the concentration of empirical evidence within the text

calculate_authority_markers

Returns count and list. Quantifies the presence of absolute, high-certainty language

calculate_customer_centricity

Throws error if no pronouns or empty text. Determines how much the content focuses on the reader versus the writer

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Analyze this tweet for authority: 'You must always prioritize your customers. 100% of our success depends on them.'

The text contains high certainty markers ('must', 'always') and a strong data point ('100%'). The customer-centricity ratio is high due to the use of 'You' and 'your'.

Check the data density of this post: 'Revenue grew by $50,000, representing a 12% increase in Q3.'

The text shows high data density with three distinct points: '$50,000', '12%', and 'Q3'.

How much self-promotion is in this text: 'I am excited to announce our new product launch at @TechCorp!'

The text contains one brand/entity mention (@TechCorp) and uses self-focused pronouns ('I', 'our'), indicating a promotional signal.

The `calculate_customer_centricity` tool 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.

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