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Tools for autonomous AI agents

About this integration

Safety-first X (Twitter) API v2 MCP server: 41 typed tools across 12 packages, policy-gated.

Transport
stdio
Authentication
unknown
Initial setup
unknown
Runtime
unattended
Evidence
documented
Version
0.8.0
Package
x-mcp-ai
Last compatibility test
Not independently tested

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x-mcp-ai

Publisher README and npm manifest reviewed; package and X API were not executed. OAuth requires a one-time authorization before automatic token refresh; app-only bearer supports read-only operation. Authentication/setup remain unknown in the single-value native taxonomy because the artifact supports both modes. X API credits may be billable, writes are opt-in, and direct-message access needs a separate explicit policy grant.

Capabilities: Read and search X posts and users, Read timelines and social graph data, Manage engagement under an operator policy, Publish content under an operator policy

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Additional details

Registry identifier

io.github.IvanBBaev/x-mcp-ai

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Published version

0.8.0

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Metadata license

CC0-1.0; package licenses are separate

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Package ecosystem

npm

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Source artifact

x-mcp-ai

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Source manifest version

0.8.0

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Unattended configuration

All runtime configuration is environment-based and the server states that it never prompts interactively; OAuth tokens refresh after the separate authorization step.

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Authentication and prerequisites

The publisher documents OAuth 2.0 PKCE user context and app-only bearer authentication, which are mixed modes rather than one native classification.

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Connection configuration

The serve command starts a local MCP server over stdio; running without a subcommand also serves.

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Review scope

Publisher documentation reviewed; package and integration endpoint not executed or independently security-audited.

Source ↗ · Checked 2026-09-19