Why this server?

While not directly related to '公众号' (public accounts), this server facilitates interaction with Folderr's API for managing Assistants, which could potentially be used in a similar context for managing content or interactions within a system akin to public accounts.

Why this server?

This server allows Claude to interact with X (formerly Twitter), enabling the retrieval of user profiles and posts, which can be relevant for gathering information about public accounts on that platform.

Why this server?

This server provides Claude with access to Twitter functionality, enabling reading tweets, posting content, managing interactions, and accessing timeline data - all actions that can be used in relation to managing or observing public accounts.

Why this server?

This server facilitates interaction with the BlueSky social network via its official API, allowing retrieval of detailed user profiles and following lists, helpful for analyzing public accounts.

Why this server?

This server allows AI assistants to search channels, list available channels, retrieve messages, and filter messages by regex patterns, potentially useful for gathering data from public channels.

Why this server?

While not directly related to public accounts, this server allows interacting with Slack workspaces, which might involve managing communications or information within a team or organization's Slack presence.

Why this server?

This MCP server is for Discord integration with MCP-compatible applications. Discord, while not exactly a public account platform, it does allow communities and channels, and this connection might enable the discovery of relevant channels.

Why this server?

An MCP server that enables AI to interact with Twitter, allowing functions like searching tweets, comparing sentiments across accounts, and retrieving timeline content.