Summary
An agent can work your Twitter account, not just read it.
The timeline, the mentions and the search come back into the conversation, and the reply goes out from the same place — with the option of having the draft written first, if you add the paid key.
What it is
A Twitter/X client for agents, installed from PyPI. The read-and-post calls go straight at the Twitter API with your own OAuth tokens; the drafting and analytics calls route through ShipPost's service and need its key as well.
What you get
- Your own profile, your home timeline, and the tweets mentioning you
- Any user's profile, any tweet by id, and recent tweets by search
- Tweets posted, replies sent, tweets liked, users followed
- Your timeline scanned for the posts worth replying to (ShipPost key)
- Replies, single tweets and full threads drafted in your voice (ShipPost key)
- An account analysed, and engagement analytics reported back (ShipPost key)
Requirements
Pip install shippost-mcp, plus a Twitter OAuth access token in the client config; a refresh token and your app's client id keep it renewing itself. The drafting and analytics calls additionally need a ShipPost API key.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — pip install shippost-mcp, then supply credentials