MCP server for automating Twitter actions like tweeting, liking, retweeting, and replying via browser automation, supporting multiple accounts without API keys.
A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI models and applications to interact directly with Twitter/X, providing capabilities to create posts, reply to tweets, retrieve user data, and manage account actions.
Twitter/X MCP server for the API v2, enabling users to manage profiles, posts, likes, retweets, and follows through natural language using a stateless Streamable HTTP transport with OAuth user access token authentication.
A lightweight Twitter MCP server for Claude Code with 17 tools for reading and writing tweets, including search, user profiles, and media uploads, using a hybrid API approach.
Enables AI agents to scrape Twitter/X profiles, tweets, and search results without an API key, returning structured JSON with bios, stats, and engagement metrics via x402 micropayments.
Enables seamless interaction with Twitter/X platform through Claude AI, allowing users to post tweets with images, search for tweets, and engage in conversations using natural language commands.
Enables interaction with Twitter through a Model Context Protocol, allowing large language models to post tweets, search for tweets, and reply to tweets.
Model Context Protocol server that enables programmatic interaction with Twitter API, allowing users to post tweets, search for content, and retrieve user timelines through standardized MCP tools.
A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI agents to interact with Twitter without direct API access, supporting tweet operations, user interactions, and Grok AI integration.
Enables AI models to interact with Twitter, including posting tweets, searching, following users, and chatting with Grok, using cookie or credential authentication.
Enables downloading and AI-powered transcription of Twitter Spaces audio recordings with multiple output formats including speaker diarization, time-coded text, and summaries.
Connects AI assistants to Twitter/X using cookie-based authentication to read timelines, search tweets, and perform actions like posting and liking. It leverages Twitter's internal GraphQL API to provide full functionality without requiring a developer account.