for personal agents
Your agent gets a Xiaohongshu link. Now it can read it.
Muse, Grok Bot, Manus Cue, Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code and Cursor all take an MCP server or a skill. Add LinkDigest once and every Xiaohongshu, Douyin, TikTok, YouTube, X or WeChat-article link your user pastes comes back as text: transcript, on-screen text, every image read, key points with checked quotes, and a receipt of how much was read. $0.02 an image post, $0.02 per minute of video, 10 free on sign-up.
no key, no sign-up
Try it from the agent first
Without a key, digest_url and POST /api/v1/digest return a summary — title, author, key points, counts — up to two a day per address. Enough to see that it works before anyone signs up.
curl -X POST https://linkdigest.dev/api/v1/digest \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"url": "https://www.xiaohongshu.com/explore/…"}'
# a key by email, no browser:
curl -X POST https://linkdigest.dev/api/v1/keys/request \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"email": "you@example.com"}'step by step
One server, five agents
Meta Muse
Meta's personal agent (September 2026).
- Open Muse's connections and add a custom MCP server.
- Server URL: https://linkdigest.dev/mcp — header Authorization: Bearer ld_live_… (your key).
- Or hand Muse a skill: any SKILL.md from github.com/jcaiagent7143-ui/linkdigest-mcp/skills works as a custom skill.
Meta says Muse Spark 1.1 picks up new MCP servers and custom skills zero-shot, and can write its own connector for anything with an API.
xAI Grok Bot
Named agents on a persistent cloud computer, with connectors and MCP-enabled tools.
- In the agent's tools, add an MCP server.
- URL https://linkdigest.dev/mcp, header Authorization: Bearer ld_live_….
- Then tell the agent once: "when I send a Xiaohongshu or Douyin link, read it with digest_url first."
Grok Bot runs tools on its own cloud machine, so the read happens there — no app on your phone is involved.
Manus Cue
Manus 2.0's personal agent with its own phone number, email and wallet.
- Settings → MCP → add a custom server.
- URL https://linkdigest.dev/mcp; Authorization: Bearer ld_live_….
- Cue agents take Bearer-token MCP servers the same way the published Adaptly and Flowsery connectors do.
Cue's users send it links from Chinese apps all day; this is the read it was missing.
Hermes Agent · OpenClaw
Open personal-agent frameworks with skill registries.
- hermes skills install clawhub/xiaohongshu-note-to-text (also douyin-video-to-text, tiktok-transcript, long-video-transcript)
- OpenClaw: install the same skills from ClawHub.
- The skill's script works without a key for a first look; set LINKDIGEST_API_KEY for the full output.
The first paying LinkDigest customer came through one of these skills.
Claude Code · Cursor · any MCP client
Coding and desktop agents.
- claude mcp add --transport http linkdigest https://linkdigest.dev/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer ld_live_…"
- Cursor / others: a streamable-HTTP MCP server at https://linkdigest.dev/mcp with the same header.
- Python, no MCP: pip install linkdigest-mcp — or POST https://linkdigest.dev/api/v1/digest.
The MCP server and the REST API run the same code and return the same digest.
Checked 2026-10-08 against each agent’s own documentation or a published connector guide. No partnership is implied; LinkDigest is independent.
what the agent gets back
Not a summary. A record.
Every digest carries coverage (seconds transcribed of the total, images read of the total, the largest gap between frames, what was not captured) and key_point_support — a short quote behind each key point, checked word for word against the post. Your agent can tell its user what it read and what it did not.