Official description๐ ๐ - Twitter management: timelines, user tweets, hashtag monitoring, conversation and sentiment analysis, direct messages and full post lifecycle control.
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claude mcp add mcp-twitter -- npx -y mcp-twitter
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first seen 2026-10-09 ยท last seen 2026-10-16 ยท seen 32ร ยท listed by 10 sources
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Welcome to the Twitter MCP (Multi-Channel Platform) Server! This application helps you manage your Twitter account programmatically with a variety of powerful features. Features - **Get Timeline:** Retrieve your Twitter home timeline. - **Get Any User's Tweets:** Fetch tweets from any public Twitter user. - **Hashtag Search:** Search for tweets containing any hashtag (e.g., #AI). - **Get Replies & Summaries:** Retrieve replies to tweets and get summarized insights. - **User Direct Messages:** Send and receive Twitter DMs. - **Create Post:** Programmatically create new tweets. - **Delete Post:** Delete your tweets through the API. - **And much more...** Getting Started Prerequisites - Python 3.11+ - uvicorn (for running the server) - Twitter API credentials (set in .env file) Installation 1. Clone this repository. 2. Install dependencies: 3. Set up your .env file with your Twitter API credentials (see .env.example). Running the Application To start the server, run: --- Feel free to contribute or suggest new features!