Retrieve casts from a specific Farcaster user by providing their FID, with options to limit the number of results returned.
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"Farcaster" matching MCP tools:
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- Retrieve a token's sentiment score (0-100) from recent Farcaster discussions, including band, volume, trend, and sample casts. Cost: $0.05 USDC.MIT
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- Search curated ENS sources—governance proposals, protocol docs, blogs, forums, and Farcaster—to get answers on decisions, sentiment, and key figures' views.AGPL 3.0
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