"A software or tool called Desktop Commander" matching MCP servers:

A Python-based tool that streamlines social media tasks by enabling users to post tweets, track username changes, fetch recent tweets, and send direct messages on Twitter.

Enables browsing and searching Reddit content through read-only tools that access Reddit's official API. Supports searching posts, retrieving subreddit information, fetching hot posts, and getting detailed post information.

Searches Reddit for answers to questions and saves Q&A sessions to Notion.

Connects your WordPress.com account to Claude Desktop, enabling you to read your feed, check notifications, manage tags and follows, and discover new blogs through natural conversation.

Connect Claude Desktop to WhatsApp. Send & receive messages, manage groups, share media — all through natural conversation with Claude.

Enables asynchronous search of recent and full-archive X (Twitter) posts, retrieval of post volume trends, lookup of individual posts, and tracking of API rate limits through the X API v2.

Lets an MCP client read comment threads on your own YouTube channel, prepare replies, moderate or hide comments, and query YouTube Analytics reports. Every publishing or moderation action is held for explicit user confirmation before it takes effect.

Enables MCP-compatible clients to query advertising data, analyze spend, conversions, and audiences, compare campaigns, generate dashboards, and manage campaigns with optional read-only safeguards.

Enables single-click Claude Desktop installation of Upvote Club's MCP tools for link promotion and subscription management.

This MCP helps you find your first 100 users on social media channels using Gorilla, a tool designed for founders by founders.

Enables users to search Reddit by keyword or subreddit, read thread URLs with comments, filter and sort results, and receive flat post and comment rows without needing a Reddit login or API key.

Enables drafting, scheduling, and publishing social posts on Vibe Marketing workspace through chat in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor.

A read-only MCP server for safely exploring Nostr, enabling agents to resolve identifiers, fetch profiles and events, query notes, and inspect relay metadata. It does not accept private keys or publish events.

A local stdio MCP server that gives Claude (or any MCP client) full programmatic control over a single YouTube channel, including video upload, channel management, comments, analytics, and more.

Official MCP server for twitterapi.io — Twitter/X data access (search tweets, users, followers, replies, trends) via Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, or any MCP-compatible client. 12 read-only tools, stdio transport.

A dependency-free MCP server that reads Reddit through its RSS feeds, enabling search, browsing subreddits, and reading post comments without any API keys or authentication.

Enables viewing your own LinkedIn account data—such as profile views, applications, saved jobs, job listings, and notifications—as structured tool results, with optional gated write actions for saving or unsaving jobs and unfollowing companies.

Enables AI agents such as Claude and Cursor to run an Instagram Business or Creator account through Meta's official Graph API: reading profile, post and audience insights; preparing and publishing posts, carousels, reels and stories with a confirm-before-publish step; managing comments and direct messages; and searching hashtags. It also ships with a demo mode that lets every tool work without an Instagram account or access token.

Enables AI agents to harvest public Instagram posts, carousels, and reels—returning metadata-only lookups or verified downloaded media plus a JSON manifest—without login, cookies, API keys, or a browser. Exposes tools for full extraction, metadata decoding, reading an existing manifest, and fetching the output schema over stdio JSON-RPC.

Forwards every tool call to a hosted MCP backend and, when supplied with your own X API bearer token, fills in the text and engagement metrics of X posts returned by mention and semantic searches so agents see readable posts instead of bare IDs. Without a token it behaves exactly like the hosted server.