mcp-twikitThis server connects AI chatbots to Twitter so you can search posts and track your home feed during a conversation. Simply add your login details to the setup, and your assistant will fetch tweets to

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Reviewed by Daniel Nikulshyn·Updated July 2026

Overview

MCP-Twikit is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with Twitter. It connects AI chatbots to Twitter, enabling users to search for posts and track their home feed during a conversation. Installation consists of adding login details to the setup, after which the assistant will fetch tweets. MCP-Twikit can be used to compare sentiments across different Twitter accounts. For example, a user can use the 'compare' function to analyze the latest tweets for various internet service providers in Indonesia, understanding public sentiment and key issues. Additionally, MCP-Twikit allows users to retrieve the latest tweets from their home timeline. It can be used with various command-line tools, such as 'llm'.

Key features

Twitter search integration
Home timeline fetching
Sentiment analysis capability
Query-based tweet retrieval

Pricing

Model: Free
Category: MCP Servers
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Use cases

Sentiment Analysis of Internet Service Providers

Comparing sentiments across different Twitter accounts to analyze public sentiment towards various products or services.

Retrieving Home Timeline Tweets

Fetching the latest tweets from a user's home timeline to understand current discussions or trends.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Enables AI chatbots to interact with Twitter data in real-time
Supports searching tweets based on various queries and account interactions
Can fetch and analyze tweets for sentiment analysis and other use cases

Cons

Requires Twitter login credentials for setup
May be subject to Twitter API limitations and rate limits
Currently, specific details about scalability and performance are not available

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Q&A

Are there any usage limits or constraints I should be aware of?

The tool relies on the standard Twitter API, so it is subject to Twitter’s rate limits and any restrictions on the number of requests or tweets returned. Additionally, you must keep your login credentials secure, as they are required for operation.

Asked by Cristina Moreno · Oct 22, 2025

What kind of Twitter data can the server retrieve and how can I use it?

MCP‑Twikit supports keyword or account‑based searches, fetching the latest tweets from your home timeline, and retrieving a set number of recent tweets (e.g., the 20 most recent). You can use these results for real‑time info, sentiment analysis, or comparative studies across multiple accounts.

Asked by Rania Nasser · Sep 2, 2025

How do I set up MCP‑Twikit to let my AI chatbot access my Twitter account?

Install the server via Smithery or manually, then add your Twitter username, email, and password to the environment variables (TWITTER_USERNAME, TWITTER_EMAIL, TWITTER_PASSWORD). After the credentials are set, the assistant can fetch tweets and run searches during a conversation.

Asked by Carlos Mendoza · Aug 15, 2025