Twitter Cookie mcpServer

What is Twitter Cookie mcpServer?

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI assistants to interact with Twitter using cookie-based authentication. It leverages the unofficial twikit library for Twitter integration and is intended for educational/experimental use.

How to use Twitter Cookie mcpServer?

Install via Smithery or manually clone the repository and install dependencies with pip install -r requirements.txt. Obtain the ct0 and auth_token cookies from your logged-in Twitter/X browser session, then configure Claude Desktop by adding environment variables TWITTER_CT0 and TWITTER_AUTH_TOKEN to the server entry in claude_desktop_config.json.

Key features of Twitter Cookie mcpServer

• Post, like, retweet, and search tweets
• Get user profiles and follow/unfollow users
• Access your timeline or other user timelines
• Send, read, and react to direct messages
• Retrieve trending topics by category

Use cases of Twitter Cookie mcpServer

• Post tweets about AI developments
• Search for tweets and display the top results
• Send direct messages to users
• Get your latest timeline tweets
• Like or retweet specific tweet IDs
• Get trending topics in sports

FAQ from Twitter Cookie mcpServer

Is this an official Twitter API?

No, it uses the unofficial twikit library and is not endorsed by Twitter/X. It may break without notice and is intended for educational/experimental purposes only.

What cookies are required for authentication?

You need the ct0 (CSRF token) and auth_token (authentication token) from your Twitter/X browser session, accessible via Developer Tools > Application/Storage > Cookies.

How do I install Twitter Cookie mcpServer?

You can install automatically via Smithery using npx -y @smithery/cli install @dewkiks/twitter-mcp-server --client claude, or manually by cloning the repository and running pip install -r requirements.txt.

What tools are available with Twitter Cookie mcpServer?

Available tools include tweet, like_tweet, retweet, search_tweets, get_user_info, get_timeline, send_dm, get_dm_history, add_reaction_to_message, delete_dm, get_tweet_replies, and get_trends.

What are the risks of using this server?

Account restrictions are possible. The server uses an unofficial API that may break without notice. Use at your own risk.