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Social media analytics tools.
With your AI agent.

Bring social media analytics into your content research. Compare available Instagram post data, discover TikTok creators and explore YouTube videos with your agent.

Connect your agent

  1. 1

    Add the AIsa plugin

    AIsa is in ChatGPT's plugin directory. Open it and add it to ChatGPT:

    Open AIsa in ChatGPT
  2. 2

    Sign in with OAuth

    ChatGPT opens a browser sign-in. Use your AIsa account. There's no API key to paste.

  3. 3

    Create your own prompt

    Go to the prompt builder below, customize your task, then copy the finished prompt into ChatGPT.

    Customize my prompt

Research Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
One question. Sources. A clear summary.

Your agent + AIsaDemo · fictional data
You

Make social media analytics your own.
Turn your research into content ideas.

Prepare your social media analytics prompt

Replace the text in brackets, copy the prompt and send it to ChatGPT with AIsa connected. Choose a demo question to adapt the prompt to Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. No attachment is required here.

Research runs in your agent, not on this page.

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Social media reference link (only if relevant to the question): [Post, video or profile URL].
My research objective: [topic, brand or angle to explore].

Use only AIsa tools relevant to my question: public Instagram post data, Creator Discovery / WaveInflu for TikTok creators similar to a profile or topic, and YouTube Search for videos. Specify language and country for YouTube, and a topic or seed profile and desired filters for TikTok. Check availability, input schema and pricing before calling tools. Ask for a budget if none is set.
Ask me to complete required bracketed fields before making calls. For a TikTok-only or YouTube-only question, use the reference link only if the tool supports that input type and do not call Instagram tools. Do not download media, collect comments or transcribe videos without proposing those operations separately.

Combine the Instagram post provided, TikTok creators related to [my topic] and YouTube results in [language / country]. Separate observations by source, flag limitations and suggest three ideas to test for [my audience].

Provide:
1. Sources, available links and collection dates.
2. A table suited to each source: TikTok profiles and relevance, YouTube titles and channels, or available Instagram fields (author, media ID, type, caption, hashtags, duration, audio, views, likes and comments) only when returned by the source.
3. Available thumbnail and media links, without promising they remain accessible.
4. A summary linked to my objective and three editorial ideas to test, clearly separated from observed facts.
5. Missing data and limitations. Label absent fields “Not available”, never zero. Do not calculate engagement rates without specifying the inputs and denominator.

Do not invent metrics or content. Do not claim to have watched or transcribed a video from metadata alone. Do not access private accounts. If a post is unavailable, explain the limit without inventing results. Respond in English.

Your social media analysis,
Pay only for what you use.

No required monthly subscription. Check operation prices before running research. Model and client fees are separate.

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Social media post analysis:
your questions, answered.

What can these social media analytics tools help me research?

For Instagram, retrieve available public post metadata, such as captions, format and counters. For TikTok, discover relevant creators by profile or topic. For YouTube, search video titles, channels and links. The available data differs by platform; missing fields must stay “Not available”.

How can I use TikTok and YouTube in my research?

AIsa supports similar-creator discovery for TikTok through WaveInflu, using a profile or topic. YouTube Search finds videos by topic, language and country. Your agent can combine these results with Instagram post data. Searching titles is not the same as analyzing video content.

Is this the Instagram example from the video?

Hugo Buisson’s French tutorial compares Instagram post retrieval before and after connecting AIsa, using Hermes in his own monitoring system. This page illustrates the same idea with fictional figures. TikTok and YouTube extend that workflow; they are not presented as exact demonstrations from the tutorial.

Can I analyze a Reel with Hermes, Codex or another agent?

Yes, with a compatible client and the required AIsa tools. Choose your agent above, follow its connection steps and paste your research prompt. Capabilities and prerequisites vary by client. The creator’s personal system is not included with AIsa.

Does social media analysis include video content and comments?

Metadata may contain a video link, but it does not prove that the agent watched the video. Transcription and comment collection use separate operations. The prompt proposes these separately and does not download media automatically.

Can I analyze private social media content?

This workflow covers public posts accessible through available tools. It does not grant access to private accounts or guarantee retrieval of every post. The agent should state when a source is unavailable.

How much does social media post analysis cost?

AIsa offers pay-as-you-go access with no required monthly subscription. Costs depend on the operations used, such as post data, comments, transcription or media downloads. Check prices before calls. Model and client fees may apply separately.

Does this page run my social media analysis?

No. It helps you prepare and copy a prompt. Research runs in your connected agent. For recurring monitoring, set a schedule and budget in an environment that supports scheduled tasks.

Watch Hugo Buisson’s tutorial (in French)