Threads Skills for AI agents
Review public Threads posts to identify editorial patterns and possible follow-up topics.
Threads Editorial Research
An editorial brief with observed post patterns, engagement summaries and next steps.
Threads Account Review
The latest posts grouped by kind with median likes, median replies and replies per 100 likes, the outliers, and what to post next.
Threads Post Draft
The account’s posts grouped by kind with median likes, replies and reposts, and three drafts under 500 characters with counts and the reason for each.
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Tools and APIs
Threads Search threads APIA working guide to Threads Skills.
Review public Threads posts to identify editorial patterns and possible follow-up topics.
An account or topic and your editorial question.
Connect your task to a workflow.
Start with a task, then explore the possibilities.
Choose your Threads workflow.
Compare the inputs and deliverables before you begin.
| What you have | What to look for | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| A clear brief | An account or topic and your editorial question. | Browse this collection |
| A connected agent | Follow the installation instructions on the Skill page and connect your agent to SandBase. API calls are billed to your SandBase organization. | Read the Skills guide |
| A different output | Research audiences, plan content and manage social workflows. | Social media |
From install to a sourced answer.
Install the Skill
Follow the Skill page: download and unpack its complete folder, or use the provided installation command. Choose an Agent that supports its requirements.
Connect SandBase
Connect your agent to SandBase so the Skill can call its data APIs.
Ask and check
Describe what you need, then check the sources in the output before you use it.
Threads Skills: common questions.
A few things to know before you start.
What is an API Skill?
A set of instructions your agent follows to call SandBase data APIs, such as search, social or business data, and turn the results into a sourced answer.
What account do I need, and who pays for the calls?
You need a SandBase account connected to your agent. SandBase API calls are billed to your SandBase organization.
Which agents are supported?
SandBase Agent, Codex, Claude and Cursor. Check each Skill page for its runtime requirements and installation method.