Panda Analytics

Social Analytics

View social media analytics and insights via the Nosy Pandas API from Claude Code.

Configuration

This skill shares the same ~/.pandas config file as panda-publish. See that skill for the full setup flow.

Required values: api_url and api_key.

Reading Configuration

# Read config values (use these instead of env vars in all curl commands)
PANDAS_API_URL="https://nosypandas.com/api"
PANDAS_API_KEY=$(grep '^api_key=' ~/.pandas 2>/dev/null | cut -d= -f2-)

If ~/.pandas doesn't exist or is missing api_key:

1. Ask: "Paste your API key" (tell them to generate one from the dashboard under API Keys)
2. Write the values to ~/.pandas:

cat > ~/.pandas << 'EOF'
api_url=https://nosypandas.com/api
api_key=the-pasted-key
media_folder=~/social-media
EOF
chmod 600 ~/.pandas

If the user pastes what looks like an API key without being asked, detect it and offer to save it to ~/.pandas.

Available Commands

Pro Plan Gate

All 7 analytics endpoints require a Pro plan. Before displaying any analytics data, you must handle the 403 response.

When any analytics API call returns a 403 status with {"message": "Pro plan required."}, do the following:

1. Do NOT show the raw error or JSON response
2. Display this message exactly:

Analytics requires a Pro plan.

You're currently on the Basic plan. Analytics — including post performance, best posting times, follower growth, and content decay — are available on Pro.

Upgrade to Pro ($79/year) from your dashboard's Billing page to unlock analytics.

3. STOP. Do not retry, do not offer workarounds, do not show empty states or dummy data.

Overview

Post analytics with engagement metrics.

Steps

1. Verify ~/.pandas config has api_url and api_key
2. Make the API call
3. If 403, show the Pro Plan Gate upgrade message and stop
4. Format and display results

API Call

curl -s "$PANDAS_API_URL/analytics" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PANDAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Optional query parameters:

• ?postId=ID — filter to a specific post
• ?page=N — pagination (default page 1)

For paginated results, offer to fetch the next page if more data is available.

Best Time

Optimal times to post based on historical performance.

Steps

1. Verify ~/.pandas config has api_url and api_key
2. Make the API call
3. If 403, show the Pro Plan Gate upgrade message and stop
4. Format and display results

API Call

curl -s "$PANDAS_API_URL/analytics/best-time" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PANDAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Content Decay

How engagement drops off over time.

Steps

1. Verify ~/.pandas config has api_url and api_key
2. Make the API call
3. If 403, show the Pro Plan Gate upgrade message and stop
4. Format and display results

API Call

curl -s "$PANDAS_API_URL/analytics/content-decay" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PANDAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Daily Metrics

Day-by-day engagement stats.

Steps

1. Verify ~/.pandas config has api_url and api_key
2. Make the API call
3. If 403, show the Pro Plan Gate upgrade message and stop
4. Format and display results

API Call

curl -s "$PANDAS_API_URL/analytics/daily-metrics" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PANDAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Optional query parameters:

• ?days=30 — number of days to look back (default varies by API)

Follower Stats

Follower growth and demographics.

Steps

1. Verify ~/.pandas config has api_url and api_key
2. Make the API call
3. If 403, show the Pro Plan Gate upgrade message and stop
4. Format and display results

API Call

curl -s "$PANDAS_API_URL/analytics/follower-stats" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PANDAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Post Timeline

Engagement timeline for posts.

Steps

1. Verify ~/.pandas config has api_url and api_key
2. Make the API call
3. If 403, show the Pro Plan Gate upgrade message and stop
4. Format and display results

API Call

curl -s "$PANDAS_API_URL/analytics/post-timeline" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PANDAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Optional query parameters:

• ?postId=ID — filter to a specific post's timeline

Posting Frequency

How often you're posting and consistency.

Steps

1. Verify ~/.pandas config has api_url and api_key
2. Make the API call
3. If 403, show the Pro Plan Gate upgrade message and stop
4. Format and display results

API Call

curl -s "$PANDAS_API_URL/analytics/posting-frequency" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PANDAS_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Display Guidelines

When presenting analytics data to the user:

• Tables for tabular data (daily metrics, post lists, overview results)
• Bullet points for insights (best time recommendations, frequency analysis)
• Highlight key numbers — top-performing posts, growth trends, peak engagement times
• Summaries first, details on request — lead with the headline stat, offer to drill down
• Paginated results (overview) — offer to fetch the next page if more data is available
• Date ranges — when showing daily metrics, clearly label the date range covered

Error Handling