twitter241

The Twitter241 MCP Server is designed to connect your applications seamlessly to Twitter's vast data landscape. Whether you're looking to retrieve user profiles, search tweets, analyze trends, or explore communities, our server provides a comprehensive suite of tools to meet your needs.

Features

• User Retrieval: Access user profiles and details by username or ID, including followers, followings, media, and tweets.
• Post Interaction: Get details on tweets, including comments, quotes, and retweets, to engage with content and understand user interactions.
• Search and Explore: Perform searches for top tweets, latest updates, videos, photos, and people, with autocomplete functions.
• Community and Lists: Explore Twitter communities and lists, retrieving details, timelines, followers, and members.
• Trends Analysis: Access trending topics and analyze trends by location.

MCP Tools

• User Management: Functions like Get User By Username, Get User Tweets, and Get User Followers for detailed user data retrieval.
• Posts Management: Tools such as Get Post Comments, Get Tweet Details, and Get Post Retweets for insights into tweet interactions.
• Search and Autocomplete: Utilize Search Twitter and Autocomplete to find relevant content and complete search queries effortlessly.
• Community and Lists Exploration: Engage with tools like Search Community, Get List Details, and Get Community Details for comprehensive community insights.
• Job Search: Use Search Jobs and Job Details to find job listings and relevant information.
• Trends Exploration: Get Available Trends Locations and Get Trends By Location tools provide trend data for various locations.

Usage with Different Platforms

python

python
import requests

url = 'https://api.twitter241.com/user'
params = {'username': 'example_user'}
response = requests.get(url, params=params)
print(response.json())

nodejs

javascript
const axios = require('axios');

axios.get('https://api.twitter241.com/user', {
  params: {
    username: 'example_user'
  }
})
.then(response => {
  console.log(response.data);
})
.catch(error => {
  console.error(error);
});