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Read and manage X content via twitterapi.io, including mentions and tweets.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "io.github.pedrot95dev/twitterapi" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-pedrot95dev-twitterapi' -- npx -y @pedrot95dev/twitterapi.mcp
Please fetch the latest mentions for this X account and list the author, time, and a short content summary in reverse chronological order.
A recent mentions list showing who mentioned the account and what they said.
Please retrieve the full thread context for this tweet and organize each post in order with author and content.
The full thread flow, helping you understand the conversation around a tweet.
Please create a test tweet saying "API connection test" and delete it after confirming it was posted successfully.
A completed post-and-delete workflow with execution status feedback.
Marketing or content teams can use it to read mentions on X and quickly see who referenced the brand account. This helps them follow up on engagement or feedback faster.
When a tweet is hard to interpret on its own, users can fetch the thread context to reconstruct the surrounding conversation. This is useful for understanding discussion flow or clarifying meaning.
Developers can connect it to an automated workflow to create tweets and delete them when needed. It fits testing publishing flows or handling simple content operations.
It can read and write X (Twitter) content via twitterapi.io, including fetching mentions, retrieving thread context, and creating or deleting tweets.
Yes. The description explicitly mentions thread context, which can be used to inspect the thread around a tweet.
The provided materials do not include installation steps, authentication details, or runtime prerequisites. For more information, see the source repository.
Post, delete, and read on X using your own web session.
Post, search, read timelines, and analyze data via the X API.
Post, read, search, and analyze X data through the Twitter API.
Read X/Twitter posts, threads, replies, and search results without API keys.
Retrieve IOC threat indicators shared by the infosec community on X.
Search Twitter/X content, profiles, followers, and related data using natural language.