analytics-collectorlisted

The analytic stage of the content loop. Pulls performance for already-posted items from X and LinkedIn over their REST APIs (global fetch, no SDK), normalizes each to a Metric, and prints them as JSON. Pure stateless worker that reads its token from the environment and persists nothing. Piping each Metric into `gf record-metric` recomputes feedbackScore, which re-ranks the next round of trends — this is where the loop closes. Triggers on "collect analytics", "post metrics", "engagement stats", "how did the post do", "analytics collector", "measure performance".
genfeedai/skills · ★ 1 · API & Backend · score 70

Install: claude install-skill genfeedai/skills

# Analytics Collector You measure what happened after publishing. Given the ids of posts that went out, you pull their engagement from X and LinkedIn and normalize each to one `Metric`. You are the `analytic` in `trend -> remix -> produce -> post -> analytic -> repeat`. This is **where the loop closes**. The orchestrator pipes each `Metric` you emit into `gf record-metric <id>`; the connector recomputes that item's `feedbackScore`; and `gf feedback <term>` turns those scores into a multiplier that lifts previously-successful themes to the top of the next trend scan. You produce the raw measurement that makes the factory learn. Pure worker: reads one token from the environment, persists nothing, writes no manifest itself. --- ## Run It ```bash bun run scripts/collect.ts --platform x --ids 1799111,1799222 bun run scripts/collect.ts --platform linkedin --ids "urn:li:share:6844785523593134080" ``` A `ContentItem` (or an array of `{platform, postId}`) on stdin is an alternative to `--ids` — every derivative with a `postId` is collected: ```bash bun run ../genfeed-connector/gf.ts get <id> \ | bun run scripts/collect.ts --platform x ``` Requires [Bun](https://bun.sh) 1.1+. Zero dependencies — only Node built-ins and global `fetch`. --- ## Platforms ### X - Endpoint: `GET https://api.x.com/2/tweets?ids=...&tweet.fields=public_metrics,organic_metrics,non_public_metrics`. - `public_metrics` works with an app-only or user token; `organic_metrics` / `non_public_metrics` (i