bundle-social-analytics

Author: Anton Gulin · Tool: opencode-skill-creator · GitHub: @antongulin · Registry: skills.sh

Bundle.social Analytics

This skill covers retrieving performance metrics for social accounts and posts on Bundle.social.

Authentication

x-api-key: <your-api-key>

Base URL: https://api.bundle.social

Reference Docs

Read references/README.md for platform enums and standard errors. Read references/07-analytics.md for endpoint details.

How to Use This Skill

When a user asks about social media analytics or performance data:

1. Determine scope — account-level analytics or post-level analytics
2. Identify time range — ask for dateFrom/dateTo if not provided
3. Read the reference doc for the specific endpoint
4. Generate curl command examples with <your-api-key> as placeholder (NEVER call the actual API)
5. Present the data clearly — highlight key metrics, trends, and comparisons

Analytics Data Structure

Account and post analytics share common metrics:

• impressions, impressionsUnique — how many times content was seen
• views, viewsUnique — video views where applicable
• likes, comments, shares, saves — engagement actions
• followerCount — audience growth
• engagementRate — engagement relative to reach

Per-platform metrics may differ — YouTube has watch time, Instagram has story metrics, etc.

Endpoint Reference Summary

Account Analytics

• GET /api/v1/analytics/social-account — Get analytics for a social account (supports dateFrom, dateTo, granularity)
• GET /api/v1/analytics/social-account/raw — Get raw analytics data
• POST /api/v1/analytics/social-account/force — Force refresh analytics

Post Analytics

• GET /api/v1/analytics/post — Get analytics for a specific post
• GET /api/v1/analytics/post/raw — Get raw analytics data for a post
• GET /api/v1/analytics/post/bulk — Compare analytics for up to 60 posts at once
• POST /api/v1/analytics/post/force — Force refresh post analytics

Common Patterns

1. Account health check: Get account analytics for last 30 days → Check trends in impressions and engagement
2. Post performance comparison: Use bulk endpoint with multiple postIds → Compare metrics side by side
3. Deep dive: Get post analytics → If interesting, get raw data for detailed analysis
4. Fresh data: If analytics seem stale, use force refresh → Wait → Re-fetch
5. Reporting: Pull account analytics with date range and granularity for weekly/monthly reports

Using the Bulk Analytics Endpoint

The bulk endpoint (GET /api/v1/analytics/post/bulk) is powerful for comparison:

• Max 60 postIds per request, paginated 20 per page
• Requires platformType — all posts must be from the same platform
• Each result contains per-post metric arrays

Error Handling

• Data may not be available immediately after posting — analytics update asynchronously
• Force refresh has rate limits — don't spam it
• Some metrics are platform-specific and may return null for platforms that don't support them