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AI tools for engagement and community that work with Cursor
Replies, comments, DMs and community management at a pace one person cannot keep. Narrowed to the ones that work with Cursor, so an agent can drive them.
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Category
Engagement tools, by what drives them
One tool
| Tool | Does | Agent access | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| BlotatoA unified API and MCP server that posts, schedules, replies and pulls analytics on nine networks. | DoesSchedulingAutomationEngagement | Agent accessMCPAPIClaude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex | PricingFrom $29/mo after a 7-day free trial |
Questions
- What does agent-native mean here?
- That an AI agent can use the tool without a person clicking through its screens: it publishes an MCP server, a documented HTTP API or a CLI, or it works inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, VS Code, Gemini CLI or another agent host. Each row says which of those it has, and the works-with pages group tools by it.
- How does a tool get on the list?
- Two ways. We add tools we have used or researched ourselves, and makers submit their own, free. Every submission is read by a person who opens the site before it goes live; a listing is never generated, and nothing is written that the maker's own pages do not say.
- Is ShapelessAI on the list?
- Yes, as one row among the others, and it says so. This directory is a map of the tools our own agents sit next to; we would rather you find the right one than the nearest one.
- How current is it?
- Each listing shows the date we last read the maker's site, and the table says when it last changed. If something has gone stale, the maker's own page is the authority, and an email to us fixes the listing.
- Can an agent read this directory?
- Yes. The same rows are at /ai-tools/llms.txt as one line per tool, and at /api/ai-tools as JSON, both public and without a key. Every listing page carries SoftwareApplication structured data.