mcp-twitterManage your twitter account using mcp

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Reviewed by Daniel Nikulshyn·Updated July 2026

Overview

mcp-twitter is a Twitter management application that allows users to programmatically manage their Twitter account. It provides features such as retrieving timelines, fetching tweets from any public Twitter user, searching for tweets containing hashtags, sending and receiving direct messages, creating and deleting tweets, and more. The application is built using Python and requires Twitter API credentials to function. It can be installed by cloning the repository, installing dependencies, and setting up the .env file with Twitter API credentials. The application can be run using the Uvicorn server.

Key features

Get Timeline
Get Any User's Tweets
Hashtag Search
Get Replies & Summaries
User Direct Messages
Create Post

Pricing

Model: Free
Category: MCP Servers
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Use cases

Social Media Management

Use mcp-twitter to manage multiple Twitter accounts and schedule tweets in advance.

Twitter Data Analysis

Use mcp-twitter to fetch and analyze tweets containing specific hashtags or from specific users.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Programmatic management of Twitter accounts
Variety of features for interacting with Twitter
Open-source and customizable

Cons

Requires technical expertise to set up and use
Dependent on Twitter API credentials and Python environment

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Q&A

Can I create new tweets with mcp-twitter?

Yes, mcp-twitter allows you to programmatically create new tweets and delete existing ones.

Asked by Julia Steiner · Jun 15, 2026

Is mcp-twitter easy to set up?

No, mcp-twitter requires technical expertise to set up and use, including installing dependencies and setting up Twitter API credentials.

Asked by Dara Fitzgerald · May 30, 2026

Can I fetch tweets from any user?

Yes, mcp-twitter allows you to fetch tweets from any public Twitter user.

Asked by Petros Georgiou · May 18, 2026

What is required to run mcp-twitter?

mcp-twitter requires Python 3.11, Uvicorn server, and Twitter API credentials set in a .env file.

Asked by Vincenzo Greco · Apr 29, 2026

How long does GitHub Premium Support take?

GitHub Premium Support and GitHub Premium Plus Support Plus customers have service-level agreements (SLAs) for initial response. For urgent priority tickets, the initial response SLA guarantees a 30‑minute initial response time, which includes troubleshooting. For high‑priority tickets, the initial response SLA provides a four‑hour time. We currently do not provide estimates for time to resolution, as the complexity of tickets varies. However, we review these metrics on a regular basis and reduce times whenever possible.

Asked by Quentin Lefevre · Aug 20, 2025