BACHAI-TWITTER-API45

What is BACHAI-TWITTER-API45?

BACHAI-TWITTER-API45 is an MCP server that provides programmatic access to the Twitter Api45 API. It runs via stdio transport and is intended for developers who need to query Twitter data (users, tweets, communities, trends, etc.) directly from MCP‑compatible applications like Cursor or Claude Desktop.

How to use BACHAI-TWITTER-API45?

Install the package from PyPI (pip install bach-twitter_api45) or run it via uvx --from bach-twitter_api45 bach_twitter_api45. Set the required environment variable API_KEY with your API key. For Cursor, edit ~/.cursor/mcp.json; for Claude Desktop, edit claude_desktop_config.json – both using the uvx command and the env field with your API_KEY.

Key features of BACHAI-TWITTER-API45

• Check if a user is currently broadcasting live
• Retrieve detailed user profile information
• Search posts, communities, and jobs on X
• Get user timelines, media, and replies
• Access trends, spaces, and list data
• Verify follows, retweets, and affiliates

Use cases of BACHAI-TWITTER-API45

• Monitor whether a specific Twitter account is live streaming
• Gather profile metadata for account analysis or verification
• Search and collect tweets, community posts, or job listings
• Analyze follower/following relationships and engagement metrics
• Retrieve trending topics for a given country

FAQ from BACHAI-TWITTER-API45

What does this MCP server do?

It exposes 20+ Twitter API45 endpoints as MCP tools, allowing any MCP client to query Twitter data without building separate HTTP calls.

Which platforms/models does it support?

It works with any MCP client that supports stdio transport, such as Cursor and Claude Desktop. It does not require a specific AI model.

How do I get an API key?

Set the environment variable API_KEY. The API key itself must be obtained separately from the Twitter API45 service.

Is there a rate limit?

Yes – the search endpoint is limited to 60 requests per minute for new customers. Other endpoints may have different limits; contact the author for higher limits.

What license is it under?

MIT License, as specified in the included LICENSE file.