Twitter Signal MCP server

twitter-signal-mcp

Live X/Twitter search and AI trend digests inside Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client — no Twitter/X API key, no subscription, no monthly minimum. Your agent pays a fraction of a cent per call in USDC on Base using x402.

x_search           $0.02/call    up to 20 newest matching tweets + engagement
x_digest           $0.05/call    the same tweets + an AI-written trend summary
x_leads            $0.05/call    the people behind matching posts, enriched (bio, website, emails, followers)
x_pain_points      $0.05/call    clustered complaints / feature requests / praise for a product, with quotes
x_user_timeline    $0.02/call    one account's own recent posts
x_profile          $0.02/call    one account's bio, stats, and links
x_tweet            $0.01/call    one tweet by ID, full text + engagement
x_replies          $0.02/call    the reply thread under one tweet
x_find_accounts    $0.02/call    accounts matching a name/topic, not posts
x_account_verdict  $0.02/call    AI read on whether an account is worth engaging
x_watch            $0.05/call    only the posts newer than your last check

Why this exists

The official X API starts at a monthly subscription and a developer-account approval. If an agent just needs to know what people are saying right now, that's a lot of setup for a handful of queries. This server charges per request instead — a hundred searches costs about sixty cents, and there is nothing to cancel.

Tools

x_search — $0.02

Full advanced-search syntax. Returns up to 20 newest matches with author handle, follower count, text, timestamp, permalink, likes, retweets, replies, and views. Need more than 20? A full answer ends with next.older — pass its cursor value back (same query) for the next 20 older matches, $0.02 a page. No slicing dates by hand.

x_digest — $0.05

Everything above plus an AI-written digest generated only from the returned tweets:

{
  "summary": "3-5 sentences on what's actually being said",
  "sentiment": "positive | negative | mixed | neutral",
  "sentiment_note": "why it leans that way",
  "key_themes": ["..."],
  "driving_accounts": ["@handle", "..."],
  "notable_post_urls": ["https://x.com/..."]
}

Use xdigest when you want the takeaway; xsearch when you want the raw posts.

x_leads — $0.05

Same advanced-search syntax as x_search, but returns the PEOPLE behind the matching posts instead of the posts themselves — enriched with bio, website, emails found in the bio, follower count, location, a DM-open flag, and every matching post per person:

{
  "result_count": 20,
  "lead_count": 8,
  "leads": [{ "username": "someone", "followers": 5000, "emails": [], "matched_posts": [] }]
}

Inputs: query (required, same syntax as x_search), max (optional, "20" or "40" — default 20). Use for recruiting, cofounder search, B2B lead generation, influencer discovery, community sourcing.

xpainpoints — $0.05

Pass a product or brand name/handle, get clustered complaints, feature requests, and praise mined from live X posts, with verbatim quotes and URLs:

{
  "product": "Cursor",
  "analysis": { "summary": "...", "pain_points": [{ "theme": "...", "count": 4, "severity": "medium" }] }
}

Input: product (required — a name or an X handle). Use for product research, competitor research, churn signals, roadmap input.

xusertimeline — $0.02

An account's own recent posts (originals, replies, retweets), newest first. Input: username (required). Use: xusertimeline username="elonmusk" to track a competitor's or founder's own feed.

x_profile — $0.02

One account's bio, website, location, join date, follower/following counts, and verified status. Input: username (required). Use: xprofile username="cursorai" to qualify a lead before you reach out.

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.