How to Manage Multiple Reddit & X Accounts with AI Agents and CoreSpeed

I use a personal X account and a company X account. The company account needs to be available to our team’s agents, while my personal account should stay private. The same distinction matters when a team manages multiple Reddit accounts.

In this demo, I show how CoreSpeed handles these connections through MCP, the Model Context Protocol. A compatible agent connects to CoreSpeed, and CoreSpeed makes the authorized app connections available to it. The walkthrough below is adapted from my September 30 video narration and subtitles.

1. Connect your agent with one setup command

Paste this into Codex or another compatible agent that can follow the CoreSpeed skill instructions:

set up https://corespeed.io/SKILL.md

The agent follows the CoreSpeed Skill setup instructions. Complete the prompted authorization steps, then open the CoreSpeed connectors console to connect your apps. Installing the skill is the starting point; you still approve access to each account.

2. Add Reddit accounts and choose who can use them

Open the Reddit connector, add the company account, and review the requested permissions. Before authorizing the connection, choose its scope:

• Private: only you and your authorized agents can use the connection.
• Shared: workspace members and their agents can use the connection when they are connected to CoreSpeed MCP and have the required permissions.

After authorization, the account appears in your available connections. Repeat the process for additional accounts and choose the appropriate scope for each. When asking an agent to work with Reddit, specify which account you want it to use.

3. Keep personal X private and share the company account

The same pattern applies to X: connect your personal account as Private and your company account as Shared. This gives team members’ authorized agents access to the company connection while keeping the personal connection separate.

For example, you could ask an agent to draft a Reddit post for a specific company account or prepare an X update for review. The account connection makes supported tools available; the actions an agent can take still depend on the connector’s permissions.

4. Switch agents without reconnecting every app

CoreSpeed manages more than Reddit and X. Once an app is connected, you can reuse that connection from another compatible agent connected to the same CoreSpeed workspace, subject to its permissions. You connect the new agent to CoreSpeed rather than repeating each app’s setup for every agent. Expired or revoked app authorizations may still need to be renewed.

What is free, and what is usage-based?

In the demo, setup and connection management are described as free. X API usage is billed separately by usage, with CoreSpeed providing the API integration. The video gives an illustrative cost of approximately US$1 for 1,000 tasks. That is an example from the recording, not a fixed quote for every workload; check the current rates and the operations your task uses.

Watch the walkthrough and see the original posts

The English and Chinese demos show the setup command, Reddit authorization, Private / Shared selection, the connectors console, and personal versus company X connections.

• Watch the English demo on YouTube
• Watch the Chinese demo on YouTube
• Original post on X
• Original post on LinkedIn

Get started with CoreSpeed

Visit CoreSpeed, give your compatible agent the setup skill, and connect the first account you want it to use. Start with Private or Shared according to who actually needs access.