Pull your short-form content performance into a workflow and act on it. Three of the nodes need no ContentIQ account at all - install the package and use them today.
npm install n8n-nodes-contentiq
Or in n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install → n8n-nodes-contentiq
Tells an outlier from a big number
Scores a post against the creator's own recent median rather than views-per-follower, which structurally punishes large accounts. Floors the baseline so a channel with 40 views a post can't fake a 100x hit.
What each platform currently allows
A dated snapshot of API limits, distribution penalties and AI-content policy across seven platforms. Every rule carries its source URL and the date it was last verified.
Makes content tags groupable
Folds freeform labels - 'curiosity hook', 'Open Loop', 'curiosity-gap' - onto one canonical taxonomy, so grouping by pattern gives you one bucket of four instead of four buckets of one.
Create a key under Team → API Keys. Keys are scoped read or read-and-write, and neither can spend money or touch billing.
| Analytics | Summary, top posts, post list and detail, format and hook patterns, collection health |
| Library | Search analysed content, read one item, manage collections, mark your own posts |
| Hook | List, search and save hooks; read the categories they're filed under |
| Script | List and read saved scripts |
| Clone Studio | Generated videos and the production queue |
| Job | Background analysis jobs and their status |
| Workspace | Stats, orientation context, and the full tool catalogue |
| Custom | Call any of the 93 tools by name with raw JSON |
Start a workflow when a post gets measured, a background job finishes, a library item appears, or a Clone Studio queue item changes status. On its first run it records what already exists and stays quiet, so switching it on doesn't flood your workflow with the entire backlog.
measured before you sum or average anything.Every node is marked as usable as a tool, so you can attach them to an n8n AI Agent node. If you want the full surface instead, ContentIQ speaks MCP natively at https://contentiq.media/api/mcp with the same ciq_ key - point Claude, Cursor or any MCP client straight at it.
Full parameter reference, rate limits and the raw HTTP surface are in the API & MCP reference.
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