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Let AI agents read LinkedIn, Reddit, and X

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1 tool
Launched
Sep 2026

Overview

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Veezee gives AI agents live, structured access to LinkedIn, Reddit, and X, the three platforms that matter most for research but lock agents out.

17 tools over MCP, REST, CLI or SDK:

* LinkedIn people search, profile and company enrichment, and posts

* Reddit discussion search, subreddit feeds, and comment threads

* X profiles, tweets, and keyword search for volume and recency.

Copy-paste to your agent: https://veezee.io/agent-setup/prompt.md

No human in the loop needed to start. 200 free credits per IP per day, no account, no card. Paid packs from $20.

Built for builders doing market research, lead enrichment, recruiting, brand and community monitoring. Works with Claude, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw or any other agent.Platforms lock agents out. Veezee hands them structured profiles, posts, and search across all three.

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