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0xhijo mcp twitter
A TypeScript Model Context Protocol for Twitter/X platform integration.
WHAT IT CONNECTS
What 0xhijo mcp twitter gives an AI Agent
- **`create_twitter_post`**: Create a new X/Twitter post
- **`reply_twitter_tweet`**: Reply to a specific X/Twitter post by ID
- **`get_last_tweet`**: Get the most recent post from a specified X/Twitter account
- **`get_last_tweets_options`**: Get a specified number of posts matching a search query
- **`create_and_post_twitter_thread`**: Create and publish an X/Twitter thread
- **`follow_twitter_from_username`**: Follow an X/Twitter user by username
- **`get_twitter_profile_from_username`**: Get complete X/Twitter profile data by username
- **`get_twitter_user_id_from_username`**: Get X/Twitter user ID from username
- **`get_last_tweet_and_replies_from_user`**: Get recent X/Twitter posts and replies from a user
- **`get_last_tweet_from_user`**: Get recent X/Twitter posts from a user
- **`get_own_twitter_account_info`**: Get current account profile data
- Configure the .env file:
- Create a Developer Account:
- Configure the .env file
- Choose the authentication mode (API or CREDENTIALS) based on your needs
- Verify that your credentials are properly configured in the .env file
- Check the official documentation for more details about API limitations
SECURITY
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