"A server for texting on social media" matching MCP servers:

Enables agents to search and read posts, images, and limited comments across Xiaohongshu, Weibo, Zhihu, and WeChat Official Accounts, with local OCR and traceable sources.

Checks username availability and retrieves account information across major social media platforms including YouTube, TikTok, Threads, X (Twitter), and Instagram, perfect for brand name qualification and competitive research.

MCP server providing X/Twitter and Reddit search tools for AI agents, returning raw social media data with cleaning and re-ranking, including full Reddit comment tree reading for cost-effective synthesis.

An MCP server for cross-platform social media research that enables scraping, semantic search, and analysis across seven major social platforms. It uses Apify for data retrieval and stores results in a local database for AI-powered trend detection and profile analysis.

Lets coding agents fetch real social media and web data from platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and more, directly inside editors like Cursor and VS Code.

MCP server that gives AI agents video parsing and downloading capabilities, offering tools to extract video info, list formats, and download videos from sites like Bilibili and YouTube via yt-dlp.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve public profile data from LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram and to perform Google searches via RapidAPI and Serper, returning structured JSON.

Enables an AI assistant to scrape public LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram profile and company data, and to run Google web searches via the Serper API. Exposes these capabilities as MCP tools that return JSON-formatted results for use in clients such as Claude Desktop.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve public profile data from LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram and to run web searches via the Google Serper API, returning the results as JSON.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve public profile and company data from LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram, and to run Google web searches via the Serper API. These capabilities are exposed as MCP tools that return JSON-formatted results for natural-language queries.

Enables AI assistants to scrape LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram profiles and perform Google searches through RapidAPI and Serper integrations, returning JSON-formatted data.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve LinkedIn personal and company profiles, public Facebook and Instagram profile data, and Google web search results through a single MCP toolset. It bridges Claude Desktop and other MCP clients to the RapidAPI social scraping endpoints and the Serper search API using configured API keys.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve LinkedIn personal and company profiles, public Facebook and Instagram profile information, and Google web search results through RapidAPI and Serper integrations. Exposes these capabilities as MCP tools that return structured JSON data for direct use in clients like Claude Desktop.

Enables AI assistants to fetch public profile and company data from LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram and to run Google web searches, exposing each capability as a callable tool that returns structured JSON results.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram profile data and perform Google web searches through integrated MCP tools.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve public profile data from LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram and to perform Google web searches through RapidAPI and Serper.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram profile and company data and to run Google web searches through RapidAPI and Serper integrations. Results are returned as JSON, letting users paste a profile URL and get back names, titles, locations, bios, and search hits.

Enables AI assistants to extract profile data from LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram and to perform Google web searches through integrated APIs. It returns scraped results as JSON for use in AI workflows.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram profile data and perform Google searches through integrated scraping APIs.

Enables fetching YouTube transcripts, searching videos, and listing channel/playlist videos via the TranscriptFetch API.

Enables AI agents to retrieve Google search results, YouTube data, podcasts, Bluesky, Telegram, and Substack content through MCP tools, using the user's own Apify API token and billed per result.

Provides a local MCP server for AI-powered web crawling on Windows, enabling agents to directly crawl and extract web content without requiring WSL.

Enables scraping of LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram profiles and Google search via a Model Context Protocol server, allowing AI assistants to fetch social media data and search results.

Enables comprehensive YouTube data access including video details, playlists, channels, comments, search, and subtitle operations through the YouTube Media Downloader API.

Enables AI agents to perform web searches and fetch web pages as clean Markdown via the 9router API, with configurable provider fallbacks and local security controls.

A local Instagram exporter for MCP clients that exports profile metadata, posts, reels, captions, and comments via a manually authenticated browser session.

Enables AI agents to retrieve X/Twitter profiles and tweets, YouTube video and channel data, and TikTok profile and video stats on a pay-per-result basis without requiring login or platform API keys.

Enables users to turn beats or topics into a ready media list by finding recent news articles, reading their bylines, and returning one row per journalist with name, outlet, author page, article count, latest article, and proof links. Runs the work on Apify and supports filters for date range, country, language, outlet domains, and minimum article counts.

Gives Claude control of a real, headed Chromium browser via Playwright, enabling web navigation, clicking, typing, screenshots, and JavaScript evaluation.

Enables agents to search and retrieve public posts, comments, channel messages, and profiles from X, Reddit, Telegram, and optionally LinkedIn through one normalized set of tools, degrading gracefully when a backend is unavailable.