MCP Twikit

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What is mcp-twikit

mcp-twikit is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server developed by adhikasp, designed to facilitate interaction with Twitter. This server acts as a bridge that allows AI systems to securely access and analyze Twitter data in real-time. By utilizing the MCP framework, mcp-twikit enables seamless integration with AI clients, allowing them to perform tasks such as sentiment analysis, fetching tweets, and more. Whether you're looking to analyze public sentiment on Twitter or keep up with your timeline, mcp-twikit provides a robust solution.

How to Use mcp-twikit

Using mcp-twikit can be achieved through two main methods: automated installation via Smithery or manual setup.

Installing via Smithery

For users who prefer an automated approach, mcp-twikit can be installed using the Smithery CLI. This method is particularly straightforward for those using the Claude AI client. Simply execute the following command in your terminal:

npx -y @smithery/cli install mcp-twikit --client claude

Manual Installation

For users who wish to manually configure the server, the setup involves specifying the server command and environment variables. Below is an example configuration:

{
    "mcpServer": {
        "command": "uvx",
        "args": ["--from", "git+https://github.com/adhikasp/mcp-twikit", "mcp-twikit"],
        "env": {
            "TWITTER_USERNAME": "@example",
            "TWITTER_EMAIL": "me@example.com",
            "TWITTER_PASSWORD": "secret"
        }
    }
}

This setup requires your Twitter credentials to access and interact with Twitter data securely.

Key Features of mcp-twikit

Real-Time Twitter Interaction: mcp-twikit allows AI systems to interact with Twitter in real-time, making it possible to perform live sentiment analysis and fetch the latest tweets.
Sentiment Analysis: The server can analyze sentiments across different Twitter accounts, providing insights into public opinion and major issues reported by users.
Timeline Fetching: Users can retrieve tweets from their home timeline, enabling them to stay updated with the latest posts and highlights from their followed accounts.
Comprehensive Sentiment Reports: By comparing tweets from various accounts, mcp-twikit can generate detailed sentiment reports that highlight key issues and common complaints, aiding in better decision-making and strategy development.
Secure Data Access: Built on the MCP framework, mcp-twikit ensures secure access to Twitter data, maintaining privacy and integrity while interacting with external data sources.

mcp-twikit is an ideal tool for businesses and individuals looking to harness the power of Twitter data for analysis and insight. Its seamless integration with AI clients and robust feature set make it a valuable asset for anyone looking to engage with Twitter more effectively.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with Twitter.

Installation

Installing via

To install Twikit Twitter Search for Claude Desktop automatically via :

npx -y @/cli install mcp-twikit --client claude

Manual Installation

 "mcpServer": {
 "command": "uvx",
 "args": ["--from", "git+ "mcp-twikit"],
 "env": {
 "TWITTER_USERNAME": "@example",
 "TWITTER_EMAIL": "me@example.com",
 "TWITTER_PASSWORD": "secret",

Example usage

Using mcp-client-cli

Comparing sentiments across different twitter accounts

$ llm compare 20 latest tweet directed @IndiHomeCare, @di_cbn, @BiznetHome, @ID_MyRepublic. What are people sentiment to the product? Do 1 search for each account
I'll help you analyze the latest tweets for these internet service providers in Indonesia to understand the public sentiment. I'll use the search_twitter function for each account.
Tool Calls:
 search_twitter
 Args:
 query: to:IndiHomeCare
 count: 20
 sort_by: Latest
Tool Calls:
 search_twitter
 Args:
 query: to:di_cbn
 count: 20
 sort_by: Latest
Tool Calls:
 search_twitter
 Args:
 query: to:BiznetHome
 count: 20
 sort_by: Latest
Tool Calls:
 search_twitter
 Args:
 query: to:ID_MyRepublic
 count: 20
 sort_by: Latest
Sentiment Analysis Summary:
1. IndiHomeCare:
- Predominantly Negative Sentiment
- Key Issues:
 - Unstable internet connection
 - Slow response times
 - Intermittent service disruptions
 - Long waiting times for customer support
- Specific Complaints:
 - Network instability
 - Lagging internet
 - Unresolved technical issues
 - Lack of timely communication
2. CBN (di_cbn):
- Mostly Negative Sentiment
- Key Issues:
 - Prolonged internet outages (some reporting 1-2 days of no service)
 - Slow customer support response
 - Lack of clear communication about service disruptions
- Specific Complaints:
 - LOS (Line of Sight) issues
 - No timely resolution of technical problems
 - Delayed email and support responses
3. BiznetHome:
- Strongly Negative Sentiment
- Key Issues:
 - Frequent network interruptions
 - Slow internet speeds
 - Poor customer support responsiveness
- Specific Complaints:
 - Packet loss
 - Inconsistent connection
 - Long download times
 - Unresolved technical issues
4. MyRepublic (ID_MyRepublic):
- Extremely Negative Sentiment
- Key Issues:
 - Severe and prolonged service disruptions
 - Complete internet outages
 - Inability to access online services and games
 - Extremely poor customer support
- Specific Complaints:
 - Multi-day service interruptions
 - Inability to access websites and online games
 - Missed technician appointments
 - Lack of compensation or clear communication
Overall Sentiment Ranking (from Bad to Worst):
1. IndiHomeCare (Bad)
2. CBN (Worse)
3. BiznetHome (Very Bad)
4. MyRepublic (Extremely Bad)
Common Themes Across Providers:
- Poor network stability
- Slow customer support response
- Lack of transparent communication
- Prolonged service interruptions
- Unresolved technical issues
Recommendation: These Indonesian internet service providers are experiencing significant customer satisfaction issues. Customers are frustrated with unreliable services, poor technical support, and lack of timely problem resolution.

Getting tweets from your home timeline

$ llm what is happening on my twitter timeline?
I'll help you check your Twitter timeline. I'll retrieve the latest tweets from your timeline:
Tool Calls:
 get_timeline
 Args:
I'll summarize the key highlights from your Twitter timeline:
1. Professional/Tech Highlights:
- @ibamarief is preparing to onboard their first intern, noting it's a significant responsibility
- @papanberjalan shared a critique about web developers not understanding computer performance
- @pathofexile is running a Twitch Drops promotion for their game
2. Notable Tweets:
- @elonmusk posted a cryptic "Hmm"
- @realDonaldTrump discussed eliminating Daylight Saving Time
- @blinkist shared an article about billionaires reading up to 50 books per year
3. Miscellaneous Interesting Tweets:
- @nealtaparia shared a thread about 11 companies built around a single product
- @Rixhabh__ posted about creative and iconic ads
- Several tweets in Indonesian covering various topics from personal stories to social issues
Would you like me to elaborate on any of these tweets or provide more context about any specific post?

How to Use

To use the mcp-twikit, follow these steps:

Visit https://github.com/adhikasp/mcp-twikit
Follow the setup instructions to create an account (if required)
Connect the MCP server to your Claude Desktop application
Start using mcp-twikit capabilities within your Claude conversations

Additional Information

Created

December 15, 2024

Company

adhikasp

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